Camera: GoPro 11, 12 or 13 Camera Settings: Video Mode: Highest Controls: Pro Max Lens Mode: Off Digital Lens: Linear Hypersmooth Mode: On Preset: Ultra Slo-Mo Resolution: 1080 Framerate: 240 fps (4x) GoPro 11 Settings Snappic Settings:  Preset: Ultra Slo-Mo Resolution: 1080 Framerate: 240 fps ISO Max: Auto ISO Min: Auto Exposure Compensation: 0 Shutter Speed: Auto White Balance: Auto Color Profile: Natural Sharpness: High Max Lens Mode: Off Digital Lens: Linear Hypersmooth Mode: On Anti Flicker: 60Hz Bitrate: High Wind Reduction: Auto RESULTS Snappic Processed Videos Path Speed: Send It Path 1: Straight Push Path 2: Full Sweep Left Path 3: Reveal

Camera Body: Canon model R8 Camera Lens: Canon RF 10-20mm f/4 L IS STM Lens, Ultra-Wide-Angle Lens Total Payload: 1270 grams Camera Settings: Camera Mode: A+ Stabilizer: On Focus Mode: AF Lens Zoom: 12mm NOTES: Auto mode does have some drawbacks including: potential delayed ISO and white balance adjustments depending on lighting environment, clothing color of subject(s) and backdrop. Focusing anomalies in certain scenarios may also occur. However, in general, we still found Auto to be a better option in a live event environment than manual. Primarily because of the flexibility and ease it provides as lighting, group size and frame change during a live event. Canon R8 w/ RF lens Lens AF on | Lens Stabilizer on Camera setting- Auto+ Movie Recording Size: 1920 x 1080 179.8fps Standard (IPB) High Frame Rate: On Digital IS: Enhanced Movie Servo AF: Enable Eye Detection: Auto Shooting Mode A+ Digital IS - Enhanced Servo AF - Enabled Snappic Settings:  Capture Settings: Auto Focus During Countdown: On Auto Focus During Capture: Off Use Capture Settings For Live Preview: Photo: On Video: On ISO: Auto Aperture: Auto Shutter Speed: Auto Auto Exposure Mode: A+ Focus Mode: AF AF System: Whole Area AF RESULTS Snappic Processed Videos Speed: Send It Path 1: Straight Push Path 2: Full Sweep Left Path 3: Reveal

If the Glambot Bluetooth is not showing up or if it shows up but you are not able to connect, there are 2 most likely causes. 1. MOST COMMON: Another device is already connected to the Glambot Bluetooth. Ensure there is no other device already connected to the Glambot Bluetooth network. This is the most common cause for the Bluetooth network to not come up, come up and disappear, or display an "unable to connect" error. Only the device running your video editing software (Snappic, Touchpix, etc.) should be connected to the Bluetooth. Pro tip: Check personal device and spare devices in supply bins. 1. The ESP13/Bluetooth Board has come unplugged: There is a chance that your Bluetooth Board may have come unplugged. Check to ensure the red light on the Bluetooth Board is on. If the light is off, check connections both into the box and into the PC. once the light comes back on, restart your unit. If look at Glambot from the front, your Bluetooth Board is located in the left side of the Base of the unit. Bluetooth