Panasonic ET-SWR10G03V Software License is a 3-month license for the ET-SWR10 Real-Time Tracking Projection-Mapping Software Development Kit. Merging analog movement and digital content, ET-SWR10 expands creative possibilities for immersive sensory experiences, interactive exhibitions, and more.

Combined with a compatible projector, such as the Panasonic PT-RQ35K or PT-FRQ60 Series, this ready-to-use SDK (Software Development Kit) enables projection of animated content onto fast-moving objects at up to 240 frames per second with less than 5 ms input-to-projection latency. Image position updates continuously to match the object, tracking its motion smoothly with no apparent delay. More than a giant leap forward in display performance, the system is also easier to install, integrate, and operate.

240 Hz Motion Tracking    Less than 5 ms Latency    Compatible with PT-RQ35K    Compatible with PT-FRQ60 Series    Easy to Install & Use    Use Short & Ultra-Short Throw Lenses

Merge moving objects with projected content. Combined with a compatible projector, this exclusive technology converts object marker location to projector XY coordinates. Image position syncs to marker position with less than 5 ms latency. From a dancer’s fluid motions to rapidly moving objects, tracking performance is utterly convincing.

The system does not require painstaking calibration associated with active-sensor systems—just install the SDK on your content server and connect a compatible IR emitter and camera to begin. Calibrate marker location with projector XY coordinates once, and projected content will remain in sync with almost any fast-moving object.

A real-time tracking projection-mapping system incorporating ET-SWR10 would comprise a compatible Panasonic laser projector, such as the PT-RQ35K or PT-FRQ60 Series, an IR emitter, an IR camera, and a PC content server with SDK installed. This PC connects all devices and can be configured as a monitoring terminal for the projectionist.

Performers can move freely and have content react to them instead of having to rehearse and memorize movements to match pre-produced content.

Members of the public can participate in an installation, interacting with content without any preparation or knowledge of how the system works.

Choose an object to track. This can be an item covered in material that reflects infrared light or a special device that emits infrared light. Next, set the object in motion. Infrared light from an IR emitter (or from the IR-emitting object) is either reflected back or sent directly to a camera. Software installed on a content server receives data from the connected camera and uses it to determine the object's position. It converts this information into an XY location and sends it to the projector. The object's position is updated 240 times per second, allowing projected digital content to appear on and follow the object with unrivalled precision and with no apparent delay for extraordinarily clear and smooth reproduction performance.

This flexible real-time tracking and projection-mapping system can be used in conjunction with Panasonic ultra-short throw and short throw lenses for compatible 3-Chip DLP laser projectors, including ET-D3LEW200 Short Throw Zoom Lens, ET-D3LEU100 Ultra-Short Throw Lens, and ET-D75LE95 Ultra-Short Throw Lens, in the context of a ceiling or floor-mounted short throw installation. IR emitter, IR camera, and projector can be installed separately with IR equipment located at screen center and projector mounted on the ceiling or floor very close to the screen, allowing projection designers to create highly immersive interactive exhibits in tight installation spaces where performers or viewers can approach close to the screen without casting a shadow.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the ET 60 fit the Canon 75-300mm 1:4-5.6 II USM lens with 58mm cap size? If not what should I look for

A: Yes, fits like a glove. I have been using it on that exact lens for some time now.

Q: 2. can this Canon hood accommodate one or more filters when used with the EF-S 55-250 IS lens?

A: The hood does not interfere with the filter threads on the lens. It attaches to the bayonet flanges on the outside edges of the lens front.

Q: 3. what f stop is this lens?

A: Maximum Aperture Wide: f2Maximum Aperture Tele:f2.4

Q: 4. Can the ET 60 lens hood be used with the canon EF 55-250 IS lens?

A: Yes it can. It's fully compatible.

Q: 5. Will this new hood fit the older Canon 100-400mm 4.5-5.6 L IS lens? That lens came with an ET-83C hood.

A: No, the 83D is for the Mark II version of the lens only.

Q: 6. can i use a 67mm filter with this hood?

A: Yes you can! This hood locks on bayonete style on the lens.

Q: 7. Can you please advise me of an agent who can develop film from a Kodak Max Camera in Western Australia?

A: I would try a drug store.

Q: 8. I assume this fits a PT-RZ660 too?

A: Yes. The ET-DLE150 Zoom lens is compatible with the PT-RZ660.

Q: 9. It looks like this item has a few issues. Will it stay in place? Does it cover the focusing sensor and flash? Does the clamp on the front (screen panel) side cause actions to be taken as if the screen is being touched? It may be time to return to the engineering/drawing table?

A: It definitely has issues, one being that it doesn't stay where you put it. There's also the fact that you really need to put the phone on a tripod when using the lense.

Q: 10. Will This Lens Sun Shield fit the RF 100-400?

A: The Canon ET-88B Lens Hood is not compatible with the RF 100-400mm lens.