SPOT 4.1 Basic and Advanced Software Manual for SPOT Insight ...

Ch. 8 - Viewing, Editing, and Annotating ImagesIntroductionAfter capturing an image, you can choose from a variety of viewing, editing, and annotation options thatallow you to customize the appearance of the final image. These features are described in the followingsections:• Viewing Captured Images• Working with Image Sequences• Editing Captured ImagesNote: These menus are available only when an image is on-screen.Viewing Captured ImagesThe View menu options include:• Fit to Window • Show Image Date/Time• Set Zoom Mode • Show Image Acquisition Settings• Set Zoom Level • Show Taskbar• Show Grid Lines • Full Screen• Show Pan Window• Show Sequence Controls(available when an image sequence is open)Note: The Show Grid Lines option is available only after you have zoomed in (8x or 16x) on animage.Fit to WindowFit to Window allows you to view the whole image, regardless of the window size. Typically, reducing thesize of a window also cuts off part of the image. The Fit to Window option solves this problem by resizingthe image so that it is always the same size as the window.Note: The View menu options supplement the standard Windows viewing options (e.g., Cascade,Tile Horizontal, etc.) that are found on the Window menu. Refer to the Windows on-line help formore information on these options.To use Fit to Window, select (i.e., click on) the image that you want to modify and, from the View window,select Fit to Window.Set Zoom Mode1. Either select Zoom Mode From the View menu, or click on the Zoom toolbar button:2. The cursor changes to a magnifying glass, and the Zoom toolbar button becomes active. The precisereference point for the zoom location is indicated by the white dot in the center of the magnifyingglass. The row and column numbers at the bottom of the screen indicate the exact position of the whitedot as you move the magnifying glass over the image.132 User Guide to the SPOT Insight Camera