Photo Booth; Video Chat; Using Magic-I Visual Effects - BenQ nScreen i91 series User Manual

Photo Booth

You can select and personalize the select frames added to your
pictures.
The module provides you with the pose
Photo Booth
detection function that detects your movement and takes
pictures automatically once you hold the pose. To activate this
function, click .
You can manually take a picture as well by clicking
By default, the framed picture is saved under
>
WebCam Media Photo Booth

Video chat

To chat online, select to install or activate a free instant
messaging program as instructed in
Companion 3" on page 21. Follow the on-screen instructions to
complete the installation.

Using Magic-i Visual Effects

"Magic-i Visual Effects" automatically launches with the
"Capture", "Masque", "Photo Booth" modules, and "Chat"
function of "WebCam Companion 3". You can use "WebCam
Companion 3" with "Magic-i Visual Effects" to enhance the
capture and video chat experience. Use a rich set of effect
templates to make images and video chat fun and entertaining.
"Magic-i Visual Effects" is available when the resolution is set
to 320 x 240 pixels or lower. Refer to
page 23 for setup.
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>
My Documents
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"Activating WebCam
"Adjusting resolution" on
Before you start using "Magic-i Visual Effects", click
input the values to change the settings appropriately by
dragging the sliders. You can also click
the program will set the calculated values automatically.
Available settings may vary by module.
When the settings are complete, you are ready to use "Magic-i
Visual Effects" by selecting desired options from the left,
including ,
Face Tracking Digital Zoom
, , and
Theme Avatar , Enhance
(at the top right corner) to read the Help file.
Adjusting resolution
When the CPU performance is low, you may need to adjust the
resolution to make 'Magic-i Visual Effects' run correctly. Please
change the default resolution "320 x 240 (QVGA)" to a lower
one. You can select "176 x 144 (QCIF)" or "160 x 120 (SQVGA)".
Using nScreen in Windows XP
and
in each setting and
Auto
, ,
Filter , Frame
. For details, click
Masque
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