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LS Software User Guide

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• Click on the File menu and select Save or Save As. The Save window will appear.

• Select the file type to use from the drop-down list. TIFF is the default file type. It is ideal to save

images in the TIFF format to maintain the most image data for analysis purposes.

• Navigate through the drive, folder or network structure to the desired location to save the image.

• Enter a filename for the image.

• Click Save.

NOTE: If analysis, annotation, etc. is performed on an original image, the file must be opened with

LS software to view or modify this information. To view the analysis/annotation in a different

program, use the Flatten Layer tool and save the image as a NEW file. Once the flatten layer tool is

applied, the analysis cannot be modified in the new image.

Save Using a Different File Folder, Name or Type

• From the File menu choose Save As. The Save window will appear.

• Select the file type to use from the drop-down list near the bottom of the window.

• Navigate through the drive, folder and network structure to the location to save the image.

• Enter a filename for the image.

• Click Save.

NOTE: UVP imaging systems and software support network connectivity for saving and sharing

image files.

Image File Types

The software supports the following formats:

• TIFF: Tagged Image File Format, a common image format. Depending on settings, TIFF can be

either a lossy or a lossless compression format. In the software, it is used in the lossless mode to

reduce image file size without losing integrity. TIFF files generally have TIF or TIFF extensions.

• JPEG: Joint Photographic Experts Group. A common lossy compression image format used to

store images on disk. JPEG files generally have JPG or JPEG extensions.

• TGA: Truevision Targa image format. TGA is a lossless compression format that reduces file size

somewhat. TGA files generally have a TGA extension.

• BMP: Microsoft Bitmap image file format. BMP is a lossless format which provides some

compression to reduce file size. BMP files generally have a BMP extension.

• PNG: Portable Network Graphics, a common image format. PNG is a lossy compression format

that results in very small files. Files stored in PNG usually have a PNG extension.

• GIF: Graphic Interchange Format, a proprietary Xerox image compression format. GIF is a lossy

compression format that results in very small files. Files stored in GIF usually have a GIF

extension.

JPEG, PNG and GIF are lossy compression formats. TIFF, TGA and BMP are lossless compression

formats (at least, as used by this software; TIFF can actually be either lossy or lossless). Lossy

compression makes small, usually non-visible changes to an image in order to make the file size

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