XPRO4 Parameters
- Default Mode
After turning on the camera, select either video or photo mode to begin.
- Quick Capture
Allows the XPRO4 to start recording automatically when turned on.
- EIS
Newer, more effective anti-shake technology which minimizes small movements that traditional tech can’t detect.
- Motion Detect
Allows the camera to automatically begin recording for 10-30 seconds after detecting motion.
- Long Exposure
Easily create long exposure photos using the XPRO4.
- Dual Files
XPRO4 will create two files, one large and one small. When you want to view videos using your phone, the smaller file will play to provide a smooth playback.
- Photo / Video Stamp
Allows you to control whether or not the date and time appears in the lower right-hand corner of your videos and photos.
- Time-Lapse Video
Creates a video that shows change over time. Time-lapse Mode takes pictures automatically at 1 to 60 second intervals. You can change the settings to suit all kinds of situations.
- Loop Record
If the setting for loop recording is “1 Minute,” the camera will create video clips every 1 minute – and the oldest 1 minute clips will be deleted when the camera requires more memory.
- Self Timer
Sets a delay timer for selfies or group photos.
- Photo Burst
Burst mode shooting to take up to 10 pictures in one-click.
- Time-Lapse Photo
The XPRO4 will take still pictures at designated intervals.
- Auto DVR
When the DVR function is on, Auto DVR mode will allow the camera to start recording when it is connected to power.
- Delay Off
When the camera is in Auto DVR mode and Delay Off is on, it keeps your camera recording even during a collision or after an accident when power is disconnected.
- TV Mode
Works with both NTSC and PAL setups.
- Light Frequency
Prevents flickering in your video under different light sources thanks to two different built-in frequency settings.
- OSD
When on, the interface will show information. When off, the interface won’t show information.
- Auto Shutdown
Sets a timer allowing the camera to turn off automatically.
- Screen Off
Sets a timer to automatically turn off the camera’s screen and save battery.
- Status LED
Choose the number of LED status lights you prefer.
- WiFi LED
Turn the WiFi on LED status light on the front of the camera on or off.
- Beep
Turns on or off the beeping sound made by the buttons.
- Microphone Volume
Adjust how the volume at which you want to record from 0% to 100%.
- Sharpness
Determines the amount of detail the imaging system will reproduce and brings clarity to your images while maintaining their real color.
- AWB
White Balance can auto-detect different types of light or use manual settings to bring out the most realistic pictures under various circumstances.
- EV Value
Determines how light or dark an image will appear.
- Scene Mode
Flash: Brightens an image in dark settings
Night: Enhances view when shooting at night
Sports: Provides a clear image when shooting fast moving objects
Landscape: Ideal for capturing landscapes
Portait: Enhances skin color and moderates color to emphasize portraits
Sunset: Adjusts white balance to warm colors
- Effect Mode
Different special effects filters, 70 film, Black and White, Sepia and more.
- ISO
Adjusts your camera’s level of sensibility to available light. The lower the ISO the less sensitive it is and the higher the ISO the greater the sensitivity of the camera.
- Metering
Captures better visuals more consistently by adjusting for light sensitivity from different sources.
- Bluetooth Pair
Activate it, then press any key on the remote to pair.
- WiFi
Allows you to control your camera and view videos via a smartphone or tablet. Download your favorites and share them instantly on social media.