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Ch. 4 - The Advanced Program ModeWhen You First Open the SPOT Program…When you first open the program, the toolbar displays only the image capture options:Toolbar ButtonLive ImageDescriptionShow/hide live image windowGet Image(exposure from setup)Get Image(last used exposure)Take a pictureTake a picture using the last used exposureCompute White Balance ValuesCompute RGB white-balance ratiosFull ScreenToggle full screen modeSearch DatabaseSearch the database(The Search Database option is active only when a database is open.)InsightB/WIf you are using an Insight B/W camera, the Compute White Balance Values option is inactive.Refer to Ch. 6 – Working with Live Images, Ch. 7 - Taking a Picture, and Ch. 8 - Viewing, Editing, andAnnotating Images for more details.After You Have Captured or Opened an Image…After you have either captured a new image or opened an existing image, the toolbar expands to includethe following options:Toolbar ButtonDescriptionZoomTurn on/off zoom modeShow Pan WindowShow/hide the pan window (useful for navigating whenzoomed)Save AsSave the image to disk with a new name and/or typeSave to Database(Windows)Save the image to the database(this option is active only when a database is open)User Guide to the SPOT Insight Camera 65
Ch. 4 - The Advanced Program ModeReloadReload the image from diskPrintPrint the imageRefer to Ch. 8 – Viewing, Editing, and Annotating Images and Ch. 11 - Printing Images, for more details.The Status BarThe status bar, which appears at the bottom of your screen, displays information about the image that is onscreen. The following is an illustration of the view status bar, as it appears for an open image:ImagesizePixel bit depth(bits per pixel)X Y pixelcoordinatesBrightnessvaluesSizesettingsModifiedstatusImageSetupFigure 4- 1: Advanced Mode Status BarNote: The status bar displays values for captured images, not for live imagesEach of the call-outs is described below.• Image size – The number of columns by the number of rows of pixels in the image.• Pixel bit depth (bits per pixel - bpp) - The pixel bit depth of the image. There are four options:−−−−8 bpp (monochrome) – Insight B/W12 bpp (monochrome) – Insight B/W24 bpp (RGB color) – Insight Color Mosaic & 3-Shot36 bpp (RGB color) - Insight Color Mosaic & 3-ShotFor a detailed discussion of pixel bit depth, refer to Ch. 5 - Preparing to Take a Picture.• X Y pixel coordinates - As you move your cursor over an image, the status bar displays the x ycoordinates of the cursor in pixels. For example, the values for the upper left corner pixel would be(0,0).• Brightness values - As you move your cursor over an image, the status bar indicates the pixelbrightness values at the indicated x y pixel coordinates. The values depend on the pixel bit depth (seeCh. 5 – Preparing to Take a Picture) for the image. For example, if a color image is open, the statusbar displays separate red, green, and blue brightness values [e.g., RGB: (226, 193, 174)]. If amonochrome image is open, the status bar displays only one brightness value [e.g., (176)].• Size Settings - In the illustration above, the view status bar displays Fit to Win (Fit to Window), thedefault image capture setting.−−If the Fit to Window option has been deselected, this area displays the word Normal.If you are in zoom mode, this area displays the magnification level (e.g., 100%, 200%…)• Modified Status - If you open an image file or take a picture, the section to the right of themagnification setting will read “New” until you modify that image. Once that image has beenmodified, the word Modified appears here. Use the Undo command to return to the New state.66 User Guide to the SPOT Insight Camera
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