Introduction

This feature enables users to capture a photo or panorama for key perspectives of the points, which they can then download and save for later use.

Operation Steps:

• Click on Space Snapshot and at the bottom of the page, you’ll have the option to capture either a photo or a panoramic image.

Taking photo:

• Click the Photo button. Use the mouse to click and drag on the screen to adjust the shooting angle and position. You can also adjust the zoom level of the view.
• On the right menu bar of the page, you can adjust the floor, photo size, reset the shooting perspective and enable gridlines and choose whether to Enable the Raw file generation.
• You can also adjust the Exposure, White Balance, and Filter of photo.

• After selecting a suitable position, you can click the circular button at the bottom of the page to take a photo. Please note that it may take some time to successfully capture the image.

• After successfully capturing the photo, click the exit button in the upper right corner of the page to exit the Space Snapshot function. Once the image is generated, select it from the photo list in the right-hand menu bar and click the download button.
• The photo will be downloaded in JPG format by default. If you select Enable Raw file generation when taking the photo, the system will generate Raw image file (downloaded in Dng format by default).
• Here, you can also choose the text editing icon to rename the image. If you are unsatisfied with the photo, you can delete it.

Taking Panoramic Images (Pano):

• Click the Pano button. Use the mouse to click and drag on the screen to adjust the shooting angle and position, and you can also adjust the zoom level of the view.
• On the right menu bar of the page, you can adjust the floor and photo resolution.

• In the Resolution section, you can choose to capture panoramic images in either SD (Standard Definition) or HD (High Definition). SD panoramic images have a resolution of 8K, while HD panoramic images have a resolution of 16K.

• After making all the necessary adjustments, you can click the circular button at the bottom of the page to take the pano. Please note that capturing the image successfully may take some time.

• After successfully capturing the pano, click the exit button in the upper right corner of the page to exit the snapshot function. Once the image is generated, select it from the pano list in the right-hand menu bar, and click the download button. Here, you can also choose the text editing icon to rename the image. If you are unsatisfied with the pano, you can delete it.