The Zigview S2 is a unique Live preview monitor which relays a real time image from the viewfinder to the 2.5 inch TFT LCD display with a high 25fps frame rate giving a video quality image.
The camera section is slotted over the eyepiece of your SLR camera with a screen which can be rotated and swivelled into any position for convenient viewing, displaying a full screen image in the correct orientation.
The screen can also be detached from the camera module using the RV01 and RV02 cables and extentions allowing remote viewing from up to 10 metres away from the camera with a convenient shutter release button for triggering the shutter whilst also retaining the Motion Sensing and Interval Timing facilities.
Detachable Screen
The 2.5 inch TFT screen of the S2 can also be used away from the camera using the Remote Video cables and extentions, allowing the photographer to view the field of view from the camera at a distance of up to 10 metres away.
This remote screen facility also has a shutter release button for firing the camera shutter and can be used in conjunction with Interval Timing and Motion sensing making it the perfect accessory for wildlife applications, surveillance as well as extreme high level photography with the camera located on a pole.
When detached the screen also incorporates the TV output function so an additional monitor can be used for viewing a larger image or a video/DVD player can be connected to record the subject area in real time, allowing the camera to still capture high resolution stills.
Motion Sensing
The unit also incorporates a sophisticated Motion Sensor which will trigger the shutter automatically where motion is detected in any of 9 areas of the viewfinder image, regardless of distance or angle of view, with threshold settings for sensitivity based on brightnes/contrast changes in the subject area.
The unit can also be programmed to start immediately with a set number of images or after a set period of time with an almost infinite number of exposures.
Interval Timing
Interval timing can be performed with simple settings using number of shots required and the interval between shots, or more detailed settings can be specified to take shots over a particular duration with a specified number of shots, a duration and specific interval time or interval time and number of shots.
The unit can also be programmed to take into account the AF time of your camera, wake the camera up from sleep mode and start after a particular duration.
You can even take multiple exposures per duration and use bulb exposures.
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