Still Settings
Menu → Still Settings
Type
Still / Framegrab (w/ Overlay) - When you have applied Overlays, use the Still / Framegrab (w/ Overlay) slider button to save an image with or without including the Overlays.
When the slider button is set in the Still (left) position, you also can adjust the JPEG Quality using the Low, Balanced, or High buttons to decrease / increase the JPEG quality settings.
When you click the Camera button to take a Still image it will be saved to a .jpg file with the Overlay excluded.
With the slider button set in the Framegrab (w/ Overlay) (right) position, (JPEG Quality controls buttons are inactive in this mode), when you click the Camera button to take an image it will be saved to a .jpg file with the Overlay included.
Storage Mode selection pertains only to Rayfin Input. See Folder/Filename Settings.
All other DVR+O Channel Inputs' storage is “topside” - DVR+O local &/or attached storage.
Storage Mode is Topside (DVR+O)
Storage Mode is Internal (Rayfin)
When Storage Mode is Topside (DVR+O)
Image Format can only be JPEG
When Storage Mode is Internal (Rayfin)
Image format can be JPEG or RAW
When the RDI slider button is set to Single, when you click the Camera button, only one Still image will be saved.
Enable Monochrome Mode (optional)
When the RDI slider button is set to Rapid Digital Imaging, notice the Camera button now has RDI to indicate it is in Rapid Digital Imaging mode.
The RDI Capture Rate controls are active (only in Image Format JPEG) allowing you to use the “-” and “+” buttons to decrease/increase the seconds between stills taken (increment of .5 seconds).
When you click the Camera button with RDI active, still images will be taken in rapid succession at the Capture Rate you specify, until you click the Camera button again to stop taking RDI Stills.
Restart on Failure - When selected, if RDI fails, the DVR+O application will automatically restart the Rayfin camera and continue.
Enable Monochrome Mode (optional)
EXIF Data displays GPS coordinates.
EXIF data is automatically added to images taken as metadata when using a standard NMEA GPS.
Custom data can be configured to the SubC supplied $EXIF format.