The HUE HD Pro is a lightweight, portable document camera and visualiser.
The camera can also be used to share content in a desktop conference session (Google Meet, Blackboard Collaborate Ultra, WebEx) for remote teaching and learning.
Once you have received your camera through the TLED equipment checkout program and installed the HUE Intuition software on your computer – then you can use the HUE HD pro as a document camera.
The HUE Intuition software allows you to share a live camera signal and create simple annotation on top of the image.
HOW TO USE THE HUE HD PRO AS A DOCUMENT CAMERA
Assemble and connect the three parts of the HUE HD Pro to your computer
Activate and launch HUE Intuition software
You will see a LIVE CAMERA SIGNAL on the main software interface page displayed on your computer screen.
The full suite of camera management tools allow you to operate the full functionality of the HUE HD Pro camera with ease.
On the SOFTWARE INTERFACE page, click and select the DOCUMENT CAMERA button.
Optional – if your live camera signal is inverted, you can click on the flip and/or mirror tool buttons to manually, correct the orientation of your video image.
This correction means you can fix the issue without needing to move your camera.
Place your presentation material under the lens of the camera head.
You can adjust the size of the image by bending the flexible neck of the camera.
Then, manually move the focus ring on the camera head to get a sharp image of your material.
Gently touch the top of the LIGHT icon on the camera head to turn on/off four small LED lights to illuminate your presentation material/subject.
Click on the HIDE CONTROLS button – Control F (found upper left corner of screen) to see your live camera signal in FULL SCREEN MODE. Hit the Escape key to return to the main software interface page.
Advance Features – ANNOTATIONS
You can use tools (found at the bottom of the interface page) to create simple ANNOTATIONS on top of your live video signal – drawing, text, shapes, move annotations, erase.
The edited images can then be saved to your computer for future use.
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