Is it possible to remove the distance lines from the image? No instructions on how this might be accomplished.
2085191
No, unfortunately they are permanently on screen. Sorry, it's annoying, I know I wish there was a way to remove them.
2085192
I don't know if this camera has lines. Mine does not and I was happy to see there were none. I don't know if the monitor or the camera imposes the lines. All I know is I have none.
1343521
Ditto on the other answers, plus I added a Wide Angle Converter Lens. Expensive, but worth the price to avoid panning.
1828164
I have absolutely no IDEA, it came without clear instructions and I don't have time to search. I would NOT recommend this item... pictures look distorted!
1355149
Yes. A word of caution though, scan direct to your computer so you can see the photo. I found that about every 15 scans I had to clean the unit. If you scanned to a memory stick you would not see the lines running through the photo until way later.
438458
No, I'm afraid that you cannot reverse the image. I tried and it just did not work.
343135
??? I'm sooo not savvy. We use an interface cable to down the images to the comp. Gl.
1590201
Hello James, was curious if you found a similar camera without the grid lines, or was able to remove the grid lines? I like this camera as well but want to use it as a cargo camera, hence I do not want grid lines. Thanks!
1851461
I am not positive but I can say I was not wholly pleased with the resolution. E-mail me direct for quicker answers. indianagil@aol.com
1205290
No. the distant line is from the camera, not the display. BTW, this is an inferior product. It is ok at night, but during the day when the sun light is bright, you will not be able to see the image.
1027787
Thanks for replying Steven. The edge issues I was mentioning were on the edges of moving objects, not the edges of the picture, I should have been more specific (although when I played around with picture size I saw what you meant, good to know if I run into that problem in the future). I do think you were right that part of the problem was tiling, I think something was going on with my cable feed, perhaps from the storms in the area after the new TV was delivered??? The picture is looking better these days.
2104902
First extend it to full length, then adjust the focus. And you can only use it for distant objects. I don't have it now but I remember it do require some trial and error.
152311
Probably not worth the trouble. It would be easier to just use proportional grid lines on a photo of the larger painting.
515445
look for a setting called overscan, turned it on, white line will not be see anymore
1654670
No. You can put something in front of it, but it will decrease the image quality.
667653
Yes. You can either cut out the images first, or insert a 5" piece of paper with the image(s) on it and cut out after the adhesive has been applied. They have both a permanent and a repositionable adhesive available. Good luck.
1846052
Using transparent layers would be a good start. You could arrange your images where you want, then merge them.
1666917
If you have the GPS on, the GPS information is part of the EXIF data of the photo. If you're using the GPS in LOG (detached from the camera) mode I'm not sure.