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Once saved, images in the Image Pool are outlined in green and their filename appears below the image.
If further images are captured, additional images appear in the Image Pool, stacked vertically.
Images can be dismissed from the Image Pool by selecting them and then selecting the Close button
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If an image has not been saved you will see a Save prompt.
If multiple images are captured without any images being saved, multiple images can be selected and
saved in a single operation. Check the Multi Select Mode checkbox in the Image Pool and select multiple
images.
To save the selected images, select the Save icon
HISTOGRAM
Select the Histogram button
of grey scales recorded by the camera sensor; with black to the extreme left, white to the extreme right.
The Histogram button
again cancels the Histogram function.
The histogram is a graph showing the number of pixels in the image at each different intensity value found
in that image. For a 16-bit image there are a possible 65535 different intensities so the histogram will
graphically display 256 numbers showing the distribution of pixels amongst those grayscale values. If the
graph is bunched up to the left it indicates that not many grayscale levels have been captured and the red
lines on the histogram graph may need to be adjusted to see bands. If the graph reaches to the far right
(65535 grayscales) this indicates that the image may be saturated.
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SAVED IMAGE POOL IMAGE
SAVE PROMPT
. This displays a histogram or graphical representation of the distribution
HISTOGRAM DISPLAY
turns red to indicate that the function has been selected. Selecting the button
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