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White Balance: Empty the microscope stage and turn on the light so the camera is viewing an empty illuminated
field. Then go to White Balance and click the “White Balance” button.
Most other settings are set to “auto” or to the best setting. Settings for Frame Speed Level or Flip Horizontal/Verti-
cal can be adjusted if needed.
Capture the image or several images by clicking on the “Snap” button. Capture videos by clicking on the Record
button once to begin records and then a second time to end recording.
Tabs for the captured images will appear across the top of the live view window. You can then rename and save
these to the appropriate folder on your computer. The images will appear behind the live view screen. Click on
the first tab, labeled “Video” and then the camera number, to return to the live view screen.
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At this point, the screen should be showing a live image from the microscope. If not, look at the microscope head
and check if there is a pull knob that directs light up to the trinocular head.
Capture and Resolution: Use the drop-down boxes to select your resolution. Using maximum resolution will slow
down the capture rate but will produce larger images, while smaller resolution will allow faster motion while view-
ing specimens. See image under Step 5.
To begin capturing images, click on device (XCAM1080PHA) under “Camera List.”
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