Image quality help

[stratos4life]

This is my 12 on trolling motor of a spillway and the other was on 800hz and went to mega right before getting to the boat.

[Wayne P.]

This is my 12 on trolling motor of a spillway and the other was on 800hz and went to mega right before getting to the boat.

Do you know how to take screen shots that are written to a memory card so your posted pictures are what it looks like on the unit, not what a camera picture is?

[stratos4life]

Yes but didn't have a memory card in it that day.

[Bob B]

If you marked that boat .... go back over it with the same range settings and compare to the 10

Some quality is lost when saving the file to SD card.

[Wayne P.]

If you marked that boat .... go back over it with the same range settings and compare to the 10

Some quality is lost when saving the file to SD card.

A screenshot is a picture file that is the same as the display pixel count. Any loss of image quality is done with how you view it.

[Bob B]

A screenshot is a picture file that is the same as the display pixel count. Any loss of image quality is done with how you view it.

Thanks Wayne .... has the screenshot image changed? I remember it being reported in the past that the image quality when saved wasn't as good as when viewed on the unit's screen.

[sfw1960]

Thanks Wayne .... has the screenshot image changed? I remember it being reported in the past that the image quality when saved wasn't as good as when viewed on the unit's screen.

Not if you take the PNG file off the unit and don't manipulate it - I've made JPGs for smaller image quality years ago, but don't do that for this reason any more.

The reason the "original" may not look as good on a monitor is the relationship between the monitor's pixel size compared to the physical size of the unit's pixels.

One thing that will help with the images is to open up the frequency sweep range.

The MSI units are capable of 1000-1300 kHz (1-1.3 MHz) and if you have it, use it.

I will run ranges that differ between DI, SI or even bow & transom (units) to keep a clean return and avoid any cross talk or "waffle effect".

[BrownTrout]

Not if you take the PNG file off the unit and don't manipulate it - I've made JPGs for smaller image quality years ago, but don't do that for this reason any more.

The reason the "original" may not look as good on a monitor is the relationship between the monitor's pixel size compared to the physical size of the unit's pixels.

One thing that will help with the images is to open up the frequency sweep range.

The MSI units are capable of 1000-1300 kHz (1-1.3 MHz) and if you have it, use it.

I will run ranges that differ between DI, SI or even bow & transom (units) to keep a clean return and avoid any cross talk or "waffle effect".

That's some good info there Wayne. Thanks!

[sfw1960]

WAYNE?

You into the corn squeezin's again Jim?

[BrownTrout]

WAYNE?

You into the corn squeezin's again Jim?

Oooops, sorry Robert. Gotta quit posting while smoking a fatty

[bobcoy]

Jim, Medical MJ is not legal here till later this spring!

[BrownTrout]

Thanks Bob, when I checked my calendar I thought it read Jun. Peace man!

[sfw1960]

Corn squeezin's and Ganja mon?


You guys got it going on... LOL!

[BrownTrout]

Corn squeezin's and Ganja mon?


You guys got it going on... LOL!

We live in the Ozark Mountains man. Little moonshine. Little weed. This is what we do

[bobcoy]

With the first snow almost covering the grass, Cabin fever is setting in and we have to do something!

[BrownTrout]

Good supply of White Lightning, a little grass. Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow

[ntslam]

Good supply of White Lightning, a little grass. Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow

Y'all won't get any arguments from me ....Party On

[sfw1960]

Dang....


Gotta feed the munchies LOL!