2012Monitors forum
Inertia compensation feature in Transvideo Advanced Virtual Horizon monitors
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What the thread found
- The Advanced Horizon indicator uses inertia and acceleration compensation to maintain accurate leveling information during camera movements and sudden acceleration.
- Micro-movements and inertia variations can be filtered from the horizon display without degrading the overall image quality.
- The horizon indicator remains readable and fluid even when the camera experiences acceleration or sudden motion that would typically cause a standard bubble level to fluctuate.
- The feature is fully customizable, including options for different bubble types.
- The visual benefit of this compensation is most apparent when observing the monitor in person rather than in recorded video.
Depends on
- The feature was demonstrated in an 8-inch Transvideo monitor model; compatibility with other sizes or manufacturers is not discussed.
- The improvement is described as evidence in practical use but may not be obvious when viewing recordings of the monitor in action.
- No technical specifications or detailed documentation was provided in this announcement.