once you zoom in can you pan the image? Or does it only zoom to the middle of the photo?
1831582
I just used it for the first time this last weekend, and it will only zoom to the middle, it will not let you pan.
113722
Yes. I just tried it. You can also focus with the ND side to side switch. Also, like ryuxis stated, the zoom is considerably slower.
1694415
It doesn't have optical zoom. You have to know where you want it because the only way you can adjust the image size is by moving the whole projector
236123
Yes to both questions. A major down fall for this camera is the zoom in. It is absolutely HORRIBLE.
1977649
I have used the Panorama mode and it's actually pretty nice the way it works. It's very intuitive. You just have to make sure you're holding the camera level when you use it, though, or else you can end up with weird results.
790315
No, you have two options. One, view photo's as original. Two, there is zoom feature, but all pictures are zoomed.
278277
I believe you have to zoom in every time. Kind of annoying when tying to get the shot of that bird that will be flying by
1504488
You can tilt the camera manually. No pan or zoom. I have two cameras for two grandchildren. It is a very nice unit.
972913
There is no zoom on the camera. I move the camera either closer of farther from the object and adjust the focus on the camera. I have set the camera up on something ( books, a jar, etc. ) or put the camera all most on the object.
2054268
it does allow zoom during video mode but as far as i've tried not for photo mode.
78496
You can move the camera itself. There is not a zoom option that i am aware of.
1158270
No, there is not a way to zoom in or out. I ended up taping mine to the wall.
1672506
I have tried and can't get it to zoom in and out during video recording. Hope this helps.
1735784
It does have a panorama feature, which it does by stitching together 3 shots into one panorama. Once you select that mode, it asks you if you will be panning left or right. You then shoot the first image, and you can see the edge of that image so that you can line it up with the second image. You then see the edge of the second image so you can line up the third one. It then stitches them together into one panorama image.
1782045
no panning on it! I use two cameras on one monitor (can take up to 4): one is close up (about 1.5 feet away) the other is about 4 feet away. I just scan between the two cameras. Camera view is very clear even in dim light.
1618315
I have the 10.4 frame the picture area appears as a normal frame not panoramic as I am seeing available in stores. If you have the same as I do you can crop your photos prior to putting on a SD card. To avoid cutting off the top I cropped from the bottom and it worked for me. Hope this helps.
2020465
can set it by just touching the control before taking the picture and after taking a photo can use it again when reviewing a photo you have taken. For example, I used the zoom while taking photos at Worlds End, PA and when reviewing photos used it again on a photo I was looking at and discovered that were 3 actual people in a creek that I had no idea were there when taking the photo.........felt like a real paparazzi!!