1. Database Structure
- The database allows users to create a structured folder system.
- The top-level directory is called "ROOT".
- You can organize folders the same way as in Windows, allowing for easy navigation and management.
2. Working with Saved Images
Accessing Images
- Newly added images in the database are highlighted with an orange background.
- Clicking on an image opens a menu with available operations.
Available Operations
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Open in Comparison (2D/3D) – Available when two or more images are selected.
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Rename – Change the image name.
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Assign / Remove Calibration – Assign/remove the paint calibration to the image.
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Assign / Remove App. Profile – Assign/remove application profile to the image.
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Delete – Move an image to the trash bin.
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Duplicate Here – Create a copy within the same directory.
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Create New Directory – Add a new folder.
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View Trash – Access deleted images for recovery.
3. Filtering and Searching
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Use filters to display specific types of images.
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Filter images by name or date to quickly locate relevant files.
4. Image Properties
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Each image contains metadata properties recorded during capture.
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These properties cannot be modified.
