More Functions

The Software provides additional functions for live view, such as digital zoom and image rotation.

Table 1 Function Description

Function

Description

Image Zooming

Right-click the image to open the right-click menu and then click Zoom in/Zoom out, or move the cursor to the image and scroll the mouse wheel to zoom in or zoom out the image.
Note:

This operation is not available for local images and local videos.

You can also click to zoom in, or click to zoom out.

Note:
  • After zooming in the live view image, you can drag the image to view more details. For details about how to set window division, see Customize Window Division.

  • You can also use cross line for image zooming. See Set Cross Line for details.

  • You can set keyboard shortcut for image zooming. See Shortcut for details.

Fit to Window/Actual Size

Right-click the image, and then click Fit to Window to fit the size of the image to that of the display window.

Right-click the image, and then click Actual Size to restore the image to its original size (original resolution).

Note:
  • You can set keyboard shortcuts for the two operations. See Shortcut for details.

  • The two operations are not supported by local images and local videos.

Image Rotation

Right-click the image and then click Rotate Left or Rotate Right to rotate the image to the left or to the right respectively.

Note:

Image rotation is not supported by local images and local videos.

View Settings

Adjust the image quality of the live video by setting the display mode, filtering mode, vertical synchronization mode, and rendering engine. See View for details.

Adjust Band Width

During image data acquisition, if excessive packet losses occurs, a prompt will pop up to remind you to adjust bandwidth. In this case, you can tap Adjust to adjust the bandwidth so as to alleviate packet losses.

Figure 1 Excessive Packet Losses Prompt

Check Image Sharpness

Click to show the sharpness indicator.

Note:

Only available for Mono-8 pixel format in 1-Window division mode.

Export Pixel RGB Values

Click to export the RGB values of each pixel to local disk.

Note:

Only available in 1-Window division mode.