Creating a Scroll Display Animation
Select “Scroll” using steps z– cof “Selecting the Animation to Create”.
qStart Point (Start): The starting image position to capture is set. (See “Changing the
Frame Position and Size” on page 11.)
wEnd Point (End): The ending image position to capture is set. (See “Changing the
Frame Position and Size” on page 11.)
eFrame numbers: The frame numbers of the images to capture is displayed. Click “5”
or “∞” to set the frame numbers to capture (1 – 60). (Maximum is
about 4 seconds)
r“Capture”: The set images are captured.
Note:
• A menu will appear when right clicking the main view. The menu contains the following features
for creating scroll display animations.
Put Start Point Upward: The start point can be placed on top of the end point. (Used
only when clicking overlapping frames.)
Put End Point Upward: The end point can be placed on top of the start point. (Used
only when clicking overlapping frames.)
Reset Start Point Size: Resets the start point size to the default setting.
Reset End Point Size: Resets the end point size to the default setting.
Overlap End Point with Start Point
: Overlaps the end point with the start point.
Aspect Ratio Adjustment: The aspect ratio of the frame can be optimized. (With the hori-
zontal length as the base, the vertical length is adjusted to the
shape of the display elements of the front panel.)
• By setting different sizes for the start point and end point, animation with zooming and telephoto
effects can be created.
zSet the images to capture using the following procedure.
1. Set the start point position and size.
2. Set the end point position and size.
3. Set the frame numbers.
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