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→General Procedure
** Username: Cameraman
** Username: Cameraman
** Password: Nikond70 (which is not the camera we are using by the way)
** Password: Nikond70 (which is not the camera we are using by the way)
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* You will need to set up a “workspace” - this is just the directory where your pictures will get saved when you save them. The instruction manual states, under Workspace Setup - “NOTE – Do not select a folder with automatic cloud backup like Google Drive.” - this is generally because such a system makes it difficult to write to the drive while the auto backup is updating what is being written - it can sometimes cause conflicts.
* The Quick Operation Guide will come up with some quasi-useful information. Feel free to page through it.
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There are 2 main screens we will access when using the software. The Viewing Screen and the Capture Screen.<br>
<strong>The Viewing Screen</strong><br>
This screen is displayed when the user enters the software. This is where images and animations appear after they have been captured. It also offers access to specific viewing, saving and image processing features. To take a picture, click the ‘Capture’ button - this will take you to the Capture Screen. To return to the Viewing Screen, on the Capture Screen, click the ‘View’ button.
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The viewing tools in the bottom left show the total size of the image and the percentage of the image displayed in the viewing window. In addition, the image can be easily fit to screen or viewed at 1:1. There are also specific tools for selecting the background color when viewing PNG files … Finally, as the mouse moves over the image, the RGB color values of each pixel are displayed. Pure white is represented as 255, 255, 255.
<strong>The Capture Screen</strong><br>
This screen contains commands related to image capture. A Live Preview is located in the center with Image Capture options for 2D a 360 on the left and Capture Settings on the right.
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Setting up the Ortery:
Setting up the Ortery: