How to Calibrate the Outer Cameras Automatically
Nintendo 3DS
In this article, you'll learn how to calibrate the two outer cameras.
Note
- If Parental Controls are set up to restrict the 3D feature, proper calibration cannot be completed.
- Manual Calibration should only be used if Automatic Calibration is unavailable.
- If you are using this feature with the Nintendo 2DS, you will not be able to view any of the images in 3D. You must test images on a Nintendo 3DS to see if they are working properly. 3D images viewed on the Nintendo 2DS will appear blurry, split, or overlapped.
Complete these steps
- Select the System Settings icon on the HOME Menu and tap Open.
- Tap Other Settings.
- Tap Outer Cameras.
- Move the 3D Depth Slider to its highest position and tap Next.
- Skip this step if using a Nintendo 2DS.
- Tap Automatic Setup.
- Tap Next and center the cameras on an unobstructed subject that is 65 feet (20 meters) or father away.
- For best results:
- Ensure the subject is brightly light.
- Try finding an outdoor subject or object if you are in a room smalled than 65 ft.
- Ensure the subject can be easily distinguished from the background objects.
- For best results:
- When the three dots on the upper screen light up, the camera will automatically calibrate.
- Next, focus the camera on an unobstructed subject close-by.
- Adjust the Nintendo 3DS system's distance from the subject until the image on the upper screen is clear and in 3D.
- If using this feature on a Nintendo 2DS, the image will not appear clear or in 3D. It will be hard to determin the correct distance if using a Nintendo 2DS.
- Tap OK when the image is clear to save the settings and exit calibration.