Voice Activated Camera Positioning User Guide

Voice Activated Camera Positioning User Guide

Through voice activation and the use of two or three microphones, the camera will automatically view the speaker. Unique within the industry is the ability to accommodate more than one participant speaking at the same time by combining camera presets. In this case, the camera automatically pans out, delivering a group view. This improves conversation flow, as participants do not have to make camera adjustments during the video conference.

The Voice Activated Camera Positioning has three modes:
SLOW: The system waits a while before zooming in on a single person speaking. Suitable when wide-angle images are preferred over close-up images.
NORM: Should be used in regular meetings.
FAST: The system quickly zooms in on a single person speaking. Suitable when close-ups are preferred over wide-angle images.

Setup
Before using the voice activated camera positioning you need to install additional microphones and then set up a preset for each of them.

Program the presets by pointing the MainCam towards the position where microphone 1 is and store that position in preset 7. Do the same for microphone 2 and store that position in preset 8. If you have a Vision 5000 and are using 3 microphones then you must also point the MainCam towards the position where microphone 3 is and store that position in preset 9.

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Nokia N82 in black Data Sheet

Nokia N82 in black Data Sheet

Nokia Nseries Experiences Photo and Video
• 5 megapixel camera with Xenon flash, Carl Zeiss optics, autofocus with a dedicated autofocus assist lamp, and MPEG-4 VGA video capture of up to 30 frames per second with video stabilization
• High speed camera performance
• One-click photo and video uploading from gallery to compatible online albums or blogs with Wi-Fi or 3G
• Easy playback of recorded videos and photos on compatible TV using TV out cable or Wi-Fi/UPnP
• Geotagging: adds location information to images when they are captured

Navigation
• Built-in GPS: Nokia Maps with integrated GPS, Assisted GPS (A-GPS) support
• All standard Nokia N82 Black sales packages will come with some local maps preloaded to the memory card
• All standard Nokia N82 Black sales packages will have a minimum 3 day free navigation trial
• Maps data available for over 150 countries, navigation supported for over 30 countries, 15 million location highlights Music
• Digital music player and equalizer with support for MP3/AAC/eAAC/eAAC+/ M4A/WMA with playlists
• Stereo FM radio with station directory and Visual Radio support
• Integrated stereo handsfree speaker
• Search, browse and purchase songs online in Nokia Music Store – support for Windows Media DRM protected files (for Nokia Music Store availability, visit www.music.nokia.com)
Games
• N-Gage™ experience
• World-class game titles
• Download and play high quality games
• Play with friends in N-Gage Arena community

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Nokia N85 and N79 in Video Presentations

Nokia N85 and N79 in Video Presentations

N85 and N79, the latest and greatest Nseries handsets that Nokia unveiled just yesterday, can be seen now in two video presentations that allow users to get a better clue on how the devices look in real life. Both the N85 and N79 are running on Symbian S60 3rd Edition and will bring lots of high-end features. Sporting a dual-slider design, the N85 seems to be N96’s little brother, as it offers similar capabilities: a 2.6 inch TFT OLED screen with 16.7 million colors and 240 x 320 pixels, GPS and A-GPS, quad-band GSM and tri-band HSDPA connectivity, Wi-Fi, a 5 Megapixel camera with auto focus, Carl Zeiss lens, dual LED flash and video recording, dedicated music and gaming keys and an 8GB memory card included in the package.

Coming as the smallest and lightest Nseries smartphone to date (110 x 49 x 15 millimeters and 97 grams), Nokia N79 can also be seen as the most fashion-oriented one. This is because the Finnish manufacturer will offer the candybar in two color versions (white and silver) each coming with 3 changeable back cases of different colors. Moreover, when you put on any of the cases, the handset automatically changes its home screen so as to match its color (this can be seen in the video below). As for the features of N79, these are slightly less advanced than the ones of N85, the main differences being represented by its display (2.4 inches) and the fact that it comes with a memory card of only 4GB. The new Nokia smartphones should hit the market sometime in the fourth quarter of this year, so if you’re an Nseries fan and want to get yourself a present for Christmas, the N85 and N79 might be good choices for that. Just make sure you prepare 450 and 350 Euros respectively, because these are the retail prices the phones will come for.

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Nokia N82 Firmware - Updated Soon to Offer Geotagging

Nokia N82 Firmware - Updated Soon to Offer Geotagging

N82 owners should be happy, as Nokia prepares a firmware upgrade for this Nseries super-phone, upgrade that will be released in a month or so to bring, first of all, geotagging capabilities. “Geotagging for the N82 will be available in Q1 2008 through a firmware update,” said the N82 Product Manager, quoted on the official S60 blog. Basically, geotagging is the process of adding geographical identification data (like latitude and longitude coordinates or even place names) to different media content. In the case of a camera mobile phone, all the pictures taken with it can show the exact location of the place where they were made.

Of course, if a user doesn’t want this, the feature can be easily turned off from the camera settings. As a sort of an extra note - geotagging will come as default feature in Nokia N78, planned to hit the market in the second quarter of 2008. Also, Garmin nuvifone, the first handset from the GPS devices producer, will offer geotagging too when available (in the second half of the year). Back to Nokia N82, for those who don’t know too much about it, the handset is 3G-enabled and offers a wide range of evolved features, including Wi-Fi, GPS, A-GPS function, TV out and a 5 Megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics, xenon flash, auto focus and video recording in VGA format at 30 fps.There’s no word yet about other improvements that the firmware update will bring to N82, but there will surely be more besides geotagging, since it’s said so on the official S60 forum. Those who want to get a better idea about how geotagging works (even if they don’t own a N82, but they have any other GPS enabled S60 3rd Edition phone) can try the Nokia Location Tagger application, available for free on the Nokia Beta Labs website, at this address. If you don’t find it too user-friendly you shouldn’t worry, because the geotagging features packed in N82 will be way more simple to use. Just wait for the firmware update.

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