How many cameras are used in an AutoAuditorium system?
The minimum system uses 3 cameras: 2 static (that is, non-moving, non-zooming, fixed focus) cameras, and 1 AutoAuditorium Tracking Camera with a full range of automated pan, tilt and zoom functionality. • The static camera that looks at the entire stage area is sometimes referred to as the “front-of-the-room” camera. • The static camera that looks at the projection screen is referred to as the “slide” camera. This camera sees whatever is being projected to the screen. Projected sources could include computers, slide projectors, document cameras or overhead transparency projectors. • The Tracking Camera is the one that follows the person giving the talk. An optional fourth camera would provide an additional cover shot. It is typically mounted above the corner of the stage furthest from the lectern and pointed across the stage. Having more than one “covering” shot used while the Tracking Camera repositions itself makes for a more interesting program. The front-of-the-room and the optiona
