The Qomo QD3700 gives you presentation power at your finger tips. It is the new standard for instructional presentations. It is designed for the professional teacher, instructor and presenter. The QD3700 offers a full set of features and capabilities that you don’t get with a camera on a stick.

The highlighted features of QD3700 are very unique. The exclusive motorized camera head allows viewers to stay focused on the presentation rather than becoming disoriented from trying to find the right spot on the page. The RS232 control offers unlimited possibilities for integration. The freeze feature allows users to leave a still image on the projector without having to worry about how fast and neatly they can make the transition to the next object which is a perfect way to change presentation materials and avoid disorientating the audience. QD3700 is very functional and affordable.

• Sensing Element - 3.0 Megapixel CMOS sensor provides an unsurpassed high quality image
  
  
• Optical Zoom - provides a 16X optical zoom and a 10X digital zoom
  
  
• Light Box - full size A-4 backlit stage allows the use of large transparencies, X-rays and negatives without running out of room.
  
  
• Full Size Platform - offers a large work surface with a low profile design allowing various presentation materials to be placed together with providing easy handwriting access.
  
  
• RS232 Control - allows users to conveniently control an external device like a projector with the push of a button. Most of the built-in visualizer functionalities can also be performed via an RS232 cable.
  
  
• Mirror - allow users to easily flip an object to create a mirror image with perfect symmetry
  
  
• Split - creates a side-by-side comparison.
  
  
• Freeze - allows to leave a still image on the projector.
  
  
• Title - allows users to freeze the top 1/8 of the screen as a title.
  
  
• Negative - turns negative films, X-rays, transparencies and slides into positive images.
  
  
• Motorized text scrolling - allows viewers to stay focused on the presentation.
  
  
• Rotation - digitally changes the orientation of the image without physically realigning the object