Display apparatus communicably connected to external control apparatus that receives operator's operation, control method for same, and storage medium
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorRyu Kumagai
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AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorRyu Kumagai
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A display apparatus which is connected to a controller and capable of precisely and quickly shifting the display position of a pointer to the position of a desired object in a three-dimensional display area. When a two-dimensional directional command has not been issued on the controller by an operator, the display apparatus shifts into a first operation state in which a display position of the pointer is shifted according to the tilt and/or displacement of the controller. When a two-dimensional directional command has been issued on the controller by the operator, the display apparatus shifts into a second operation state in which the display position of the pointer is shifted based on two coordinate axes in the display area according to the directional command issued on the controller. In the second operation state, the two coordinate axes are varied according to the tilt of the external control apparatus.
A display apparatus communicably connected to an external control apparatus that receives operations performed by an operator, the display apparatus comprising:
A control method for a display apparatus communicably connected to an external control apparatus that receives operations performed by an operator, the display apparatus comprising a display that displays a pointer in a three-dimensional display area,
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing a program for causing a computer to execute a control method for a display apparatus, the display apparatus communicably connected to an external control apparatus that receives operations performed by an operator, the display apparatus comprising a display that displays a pointer in a three-dimensional display area,
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