# Image Calibration Wizard

### Interface

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A breakdown of the toolbar at the top of the Image Calibration Wizard:<br>

| ![](/files/aCvyNOLNdiQN19mroBfz) | Switch to expand the list of images captured for observation                                              |
| -------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| ![](/files/m7Z3x4Xwu65aGYG9wCqa) | The button to capture an image from the camera feed for observation                                       |
| ![](/files/K7NDvLOpuHsKLwXMBfDS) | Run a calibration based on the currently captured observations. This would generate an Alignment Profile. |
| ![](/files/J7nWAEGqRXjLXL5AsIwd) | Open the Settings Menu                                                                                    |
| ![](/files/vJlRjgNpOcje1k9ppScw) | Open the list of calibration screens                                                                      |

### Setup

There are 2 minimum things that needs to be done.<br>

* The 1st thing is to go into the screens list and add the [calibration screen](/grid/virtual-production/calibration-screens.md) as mentioned in the previous section. ![](/files/3Tdn4CoBJJUNgguIz3yw)
* The 2nd thing to do is to go into the settings section and link the **Image Provider** with the Media Input of where the camera feed is coming in from. This should have been setup based on what was mentioned in the previous section.<br>

In the Settings page of the Calibration Wizard, thare are additional optional settings:

| Name                  | Description                                                                                                  |
| --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Image Provider        | The source of the camera feed                                                                                |
| Audio Feedback        | enable an audio feedback when an image has been captured                                                     |
| Overlay               | The option to overlay the centre cross on top of the Image Provider feed                                     |
| Filter Angle          | The angle at which the Caibration engine would filter out the markers even if they are visible to the system |
| Scale Optimisation    |                                                                                                              |
| Reposition Panels     | Enable this to allow the calibration to reposition your screens                                              |
| Min Marker per Screen | The minimum number of markers needed per calibration screen                                                  |
| Iteration Limit       | the maximum number of iteration for the calibration engine to run                                            |
| Show Grazing Angle    | Show the grazing angle as an overlay in the capture screen                                                   |

Once the wizard is all setup with an image provider, and knows which screen is used for the calibration process, you are now ready to start capturing observations. Click [here](/grid/virtual-production/lens-and-tracking-calibration-wizard/capture-observations.md) learn more.


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