is the zoom remotely controled?
1754094
This camera can be remotely controlled through a web browser or an IOS app to pan, tilt and zoom. The pan and zoom are mechanical and allow precise placement of the lens. Focusing of the lens is not controlled electronically... You have to set it by hand for a given distance, which usually isn't a problem. The zoom feature is digital, not optical. That means the image gets pixelated as you select 2, 3, or 4X. I find digital zoom to be worthless.
1754095
Yes. The builtin webpage has Java page for firefox or Activex for IE. Either one allows you zoom options of 1x, 2x, 3x, & 4x. In low light the more you zoom the more pixelated the image.
794600
Can't say for certain, but I do not believe it is. Closest is probably the iOS or Android apps that let you mange it remotely.
1386989
If you are refering to remote shooting with the Canon SD1000 using the included Canon ZoomBrowser EX software on a PC, then I believe the answer is: You can't. The ZoomBrowser EX software is included with a lot of Canon Camera models, some of which support remote shooting/shutter using PC software. I admit, it would be cool if it worked, but seems really more or use for larger SLR type cameras. JMHO.
1135423
You can do either. It comes with Windoze-only management software, but it also has a built in web server. You can log in remotely over the internet and control pan, tilt, and "zoom" (not that it has optical zoom) and snap pictures all in a Safari compliant web browser. It also streams video in multiple formats and resolutions.
1078120
No. You use the zoom on the smartphone camera. Don't waste your money on this though. Magnets are too weak to hold it up securely. It works, just - but I was always in fear it would collapse.
746432
not in the sense that the camera actually moves, it's strictly within the software that you can move your view of what the camera actually can see, same with the zoom.
1661332
The remote control can activate it, yes. It's able to adjust a whole lot of features on the device: volume, sharpness, aspect ratio, as well as preset color temperatures, gamma, and 3-D modes, but zoom and focus are left to your own hand.
1334285
No, it doesn't control zoom lens. What they are indicating is that you can zoom in on the photo or live view.
1188700
The zoom function is part of the flash, not the remote trigger. You can only adjust power levels remotely.
1347254
yes it does have a volume control. same control as the zoom when in playback mode. Use the + to increase and the - to decrease the volume
886773
Yes there is a zoom. The 170, 127, 90 is only in reference to the wide angle settings. These control how much of the scene is in view from side to side. The actual zoom to control how close the object is to you is available on this unit.
750392
No, you have to preset the zoom before going down. Other then that, definitely use flash attachment.
2101600
hello, of course it can, just press the button and up arrow will make the zoom, you click on down arrow button, and zoom out
1409845
The zoom is on the camera itself, I don't think it can be controlled from your DVR. You have to set the camera up to the zoom you want when placing it, the focus is also set on the camera, not DVR
784059
No, there is no remote control. However there is a wired control, the circular thing that you see on the right bottom part of the picture, it has a decently long cord and it is nice to use; since this is primarily a system for the computer, the control is very useful when you place it next to the mouse.
1528934
Sorry for the delay as i was out of town. I just tried it out and yes you can zoom in recording mode.
800799
Yes, it has a remote control or can be controlled with a mouse through a USB connection