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Reference section 2 — 3D maps
Introduction to 3D images
Northstar 972
Introduction to 3D images
Using the 972’s 3D screens, you can view
the ocean floor and land information as a
three-dimensional image. You can see
favorite fishing spots, harbor entrances,
and even navigation channels in a full 3D
view, both above and below the water
surface.
the ocean floor and land information as a
three-dimensional image. You can see
favorite fishing spots, harbor entrances,
and even navigation channels in a full 3D
view, both above and below the water
surface.
You can use the cursor pad to “fly” around
your vessel to observe your surroundings
from a different position.
your vessel to observe your surroundings
from a different position.
Note that the first time an area is accessed
for 3D display, it may take some time to
read the data from the disk drive and
process it for display. Blending modes,
especially Photo Blending, require a long
processing time to prepare an image for
display. Once the data is processed, this
display updates quickly.
for 3D display, it may take some time to
read the data from the disk drive and
process it for display. Blending modes,
especially Photo Blending, require a long
processing time to prepare an image for
display. Once the data is processed, this
display updates quickly.
Overlay
Turn
On
or
Off
the overlay selected (may be
vector charts or photo) on the 3D Options
screen.
screen.
Mode
Vessel mode: The camera viewpoint always
points toward the vessel, showing it from
various angles and elevations.
points toward the vessel, showing it from
various angles and elevations.
Browse mode: The camera viewpoint can
be moved to any location to show other
areas.
be moved to any location to show other
areas.
While every effort has been made to provide
the best elevation data possible, errors in the
source material, data processing and the 3D
presentation may occur. The prudent mariner
will always have official navigation charts for
comparison and as their primary means of
navigation.
the best elevation data possible, errors in the
source material, data processing and the 3D
presentation may occur. The prudent mariner
will always have official navigation charts for
comparison and as their primary means of
navigation.
3D screen