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For larger spaces, you might need to print this on a larger poster board so that it can be seen well by the cameras.

## Setting up Cameras
To get a multiple camera recording, you'll need multiple cameras set up and connected to your computer. There's detailed instructions on multiple camera setups in the [Detailed Setup Guide](detailed_setup.md), but for now it will suffice to have two or more (three or more is best) cameras connected directly to your camera. We don't recommend using a USB hub to connect cameras. The cameras should be set up so they all see the subject at the same time, and have a 40-60 degree angle between each camera from the subject's viewpoint.
To get a multiple camera recording, you'll need multiple cameras set up and connected to your computer. There's detailed instructions on multiple camera setups in the [Detailed Setup Guide](detailed_setup.md), but for now it will suffice to have two or more (three or more is best) cameras connected directly to your computer. We don't recommend using a USB hub to connect cameras. The cameras should be set up so they all see the subject at the same time, and have a 40-60 degree angle between each camera from the subject's viewpoint.

## Recording Calibration Videos
In the camera view section of the GUI, select the calibration videos option:
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