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Installation and Operator Training of PhotoRobot Systems

Upon delivery of a brand new PhotoRobot system, our team of experienced technicians will install the solution and train operators to use it. That includes first ensuring the correct assembly of the system, and that it is functioning properly. In this way, teams can quickly unlock the full potential of PhotoRobot. The following documentation describes the stages of system installation, assembly and testing of machines and accessories, and the subsequent operator training. Find also information on follow-up care of PhotoRobot devices, and more on travel & accommodation costs for PhotoRobot specialists.

Note: To understand the prerequisites for system installation and training, refer to PhotoRobot Installation Readiness & Delivery.

PhotoRobot System Installation

The first stage of installing a new PhotoRobot system involves correctly assembling the machine and ensuring it is functioning properly.

Before this, a PhotoRobot sales team member will communicate the overall organization of the installation, its scope (appropriate to the number of delivered machines and the intended method of implementation), the terms, and the related costs.

Meanwhile, installation and training should be firmly planned only when there is no doubt about the date of delivery of the machines to the place of installation. For example, delays may occur due to customs procedures or other obstacles.

Assembly and Testing of Machines and Accessories

After delivery of a PhotoRobot system, the technicians will unpack the equipment, assemble it, and bring it to operating conditions. They will then demonstrate the functionality of the complete system to the customer.

Important: In order to assemble and test the device and accessories, one of the first stages of the installation process requires connecting the machines to the customer’s LAN. For this, network readiness is expected according to PhotoRobot Networking Prerequisites.

Note: PhotoRobot’s CASE 850 is designed to be shipped to the installation site by the carrier, while customers can assemble and set up the CASE independently using an extensive manual. However, such procedures cannot be recommended for more complex equipment.

Training for Operators

When installation is complete, we recommend training from our PhotoRobot photography and / or software development experts. The experts will share valuable insights and instructions to maximize the productivity of your PhotoRobot configuration, and to ensure frictionless onboarding for you and your colleagues.

This training should also focus on preparing presets for future automated photography.

Then, the training syllabus is adjustable to individual customer needs, and agreed on with your PhotoRobot representative. Although, for training periods shorter than the recommended duration, it is necessary to only cover some areas in brief, or to omit points completely. (At the very least, the operator must know how to start the system, and how to begin a photoshoot.)

Follow-Up Care

After the initial installation and operator training, the system is ready for use.

Typically, for larger projects, we recommend that you allow for a short period of time (several days) to realize maximum performance levels. It takes time for teams to master the system before they can deliver at 100% of the expected volume.

Additionally, expect minor technical complications in the first weeks of operation. The system consists of tens or hundreds of components, each of which will require fine-tuning and may take more time than scheduled for the installation. 

Freshly trained operators may also occasionally need the assistance of PhotoRobot specialists to internalize optimal processes and ensure maximum productivity.

PhotoRobot provides a variety of support systems for similar situations, each tailorable to your unique and specific projects. Consult your PhotoRobot specialist for details to ensure that the whole process runs perfectly.

Travel & Accommodation Costs for PhotoRobot Specialists

Your PhotoRobot consultant will always discuss travel and accommodation costs for the PhotoRobot specialists. Be aware:

  • Payment for the travel and accommodation costs for installation technicians and trainers is the responsibility of the customer, while costs vary depending on destination.
  • If the destination is subject to visa requirements, PhotoRobot provides the visa for its staff, and invoices the proven costs to the customer.
  • A flat-rate fee for the time the team spends in transit is charged to the customer, amounting to €40 / person / hour.
  • There are charges of €80 / person / hour for installation of equipment, as well as software or photographic training.
  • 1 installation day is typically 8 working hours, although shorter or longer times are possible and occur charges on a proportional basis.

By default, training is in English (or Czech). If necessary, we recommend securing an interpreter on the customer’s side. However, on prior agreement, an interpreter can be provided by PhotoRobot. If PhotoRobot provides the interpreter, the fees for the interpreter are the same as for technicians and trainers; the cost of the interpreter’s preparation is included in the fee.

Note: As pricing may differ, your PhotoRobot consultant will always discuss and confirm the final related costs for travel, accommodation, and training with you beforehand. Please refer to the quote directly from your PhotoRobot consultant for the actual costs.

Unlock Maximum Productivity for Your PhotoRobot

With PhotoRobot Support always available, we will ensure your hardware and software remain in perfect condition together. The support team exists to resolve any issues your operators encounter, with support pricing based either on your service agreement or hourly rates. To set up a support contract or request assistance, contact your PhotoRobot specialist.

EOS Rebel Series

EOS DSLR Series

EOS M Mirrorless Series

PowerShot Series

Close-Up / Handheld

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The Canon EOS Rebel Series offers beginner-friendly DSLR cameras with solid image quality, intuitive controls, and versatile features. Ideal for photography enthusiasts, these cameras provide reliable autofocus, vari-angle touchscreens, and Full HD or 4K video recording.

Model
Computer
Connection
LAN
Wi-Fi
Sensor Size
Max Sensor
Resolution (MP)
Max Video
Resolution
EOS Rebel T8i
USB 2.0
No
Yes
APS-C
24.1
4K at 24 fps
EOS Rebel SL3
USB 2.0
No
Yes
APS-C
24.1
4K at 24 fps
EOS Rebel T7
USB 2.0
No
No
APS-C
24.1
1080p at 30 fps
EOS R Mirrorless Series
USB 3.1
No
Yes
Full Frame / APS-C
Varies
Up to 8K
EOS R1
USB 3.2
No
Yes
Full Frame
24
6K
EOS R5 Mark II
USB 3.2
No
Yes
Full Frame
45
8K
EOS R5
USB 3.1
No
Yes
Full Frame
45
8K
EOS R6 Mark II
USB 3.2
No
Yes
Full Frame
24.2
4K at 60 fps
EOS R6
USB 3.1
No
Yes
Full Frame
20.1
4K at 60 fps
EOS R8
USB 3.2
No
Yes
Full Frame
24.2
4K at 60 fps
EOS R10
USB 3.2
No
Yes
APS-C
24.2
4K at 60 fps
EOS R50
USB 3.2
No
Yes
APS-C
24.2
4K at 30 fps
EOS R100
USB 2.0
No
Yes
APS-C
24.1
4K at 24 fps
EOS R7
USB 3.2
No
Yes
APS-C
32.5
4K at 60 fps
EOS R3
USB 3.2
Yes
Yes
Full Frame
24.1
6K
EOS RP
USB 2.0
No
Yes
Full Frame
26.2
4K at 24 fps
EOS Ra
USB 3.1
No
Yes
Full Frame
30.3
4K at 30 fps

The Canon EOS DSLR Series delivers high-quality images, fast autofocus, and versatility, making it ideal for both photography and video production.

Model
Computer
Connection
LAN
Wi-Fi
Sensor Size
Max Sensor
Resolution (MP)
Max Video
Resolution
EOS-1D Mark III
USB 2.0
No
No
APS-H
10.1
1080p at 30 fps
EOS-1Ds Mark III
USB 2.0
No
No
Full Frame
21.1
Not available
EOS-1D Mark IV
USB 2.0
No
No
APS-H
16.1
1080p at 30 fps
EOS-1D X
USB 2.0
No
No
Full Frame
18.1
1080p at 30 fps
EOS-1D C
USB 2.0
No
No
Full Frame
18.1
4K at 24 fps
EOS-1D X Mark II
USB 3.0
No
No
Full Frame
20.2
4K at 60 fps
EOS-1D X Mark III
USB 3.1
No
No
Full Frame
20.1
4K at 60 fps
EOS 5D Mark II
USB 2.0
No
No
Full Frame
21.1
1080p at 30 fps
EOS 5D Mark III
USB 2.0
No
No
Full Frame
22.3
1080p at 30 fps
EOS 5D Mark IV
USB 3.0
No
Yes
Full Frame
30.4
4K at 30 fps
EOS 6D
USB 2.0
No
Yes
Full Frame
20.2
1080p at 30 fps
EOS 6D Mark II
USB 2.0
No
Yes
Full Frame
26.2
1080p at 60 fps
EOS 7D
USB 2.0
No
No
APS-C
18.0
1080p at 30 fps
EOS 7D Mark II
USB 3.0
No
No
APS-C
20.2
1080p at 60 fps
EOS 90D
USB 2.0
No
Yes
APS-C
32.5
4K at 30 fps
EOS 850D
USB 2.0
No
Yes
APS-C
24.1
4K at 25 fps

The Canon EOS M Mirrorless Series combines compact design with DSLR-like performance. Featuring interchangeable lenses, fast autofocus, and high-quality image sensors, these cameras are great for travelers and content creators seeking portability without sacrificing image quality.

Model
Computer
Connection
LAN
Wi-Fi
Sensor Size
Max Sensor
Resolution (MP)
Max Video
Resolution
EOS M50 Mark II
USB 2.0
No
Yes
APS-C
24.1
4K at 24 fps
EOS M200
USB 2.0
No
Yes
APS-C
24.1
4K at 24 fps
EOS M6 Mark II
USB 3.1
No
Yes
APS-C
32.5
4K at 30 fps

The Canon PowerShot Series offers compact, user-friendly cameras for casual shooters and enthusiasts. With models ranging from simple point-and-shoots to advanced zoom cameras, they provide convenience, solid image quality, and features like image stabilization and 4K video.

Model
Computer
Connection
LAN
Wi-Fi
Sensor Size
Max Sensor
Resolution (MP)
Max Video
Resolution
PowerShot G5 X Mark II
USB 2.0
No
Yes
1.0-type
20.1
4K at 30 fps
PowerShot G7 X Mark III
USB 2.0
No
Yes
1.0-type
20.1
4K at 30 fps
PowerShot SX70 HS
USB 2.0
No
Yes
1/2.3-inch
20.3
4K at 30 fps

The Canon Close-Up & Handheld Cameras are designed for detailed, up-close photography and video. Compact and easy to use, they offer precision focus, high-resolution imaging, and versatile macro capabilities—perfect for vlogging, product photography, and creative close-ups.

Model
Computer
Connection
LAN
Wi-Fi
Sensor Size
Max Sensor
Resolution (MP)
Max Video
Resolution
EOS RP
USB 2.0
No
Yes
Full Frame
26.2
4K at 24 fps
EOS 90D
USB 2.0
No
Yes
APS-C
32.5
4K at 30 fps
iPhone
Lightning (USB 2.0)
No
Yes
Varies
Up to 48
Up to 4K at 60 fps