Acquire and save your first dataset
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Learning-oriented, for users. By the end of this tutorial you will have captured a single image, saved it, and found the file again — the foundation for every larger workflow.
Snap a single image
- What to cover: from Live View, how to capture the current frame (button, shortcut).
- What file format / naming you get by default.

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Screenshot of the Live View capture control. Notion source:
FRAME_DOKU_FROM_NOTION/FAT FRAME #0007 Korea - Part 1 (Live View screenshots).
Where the file is saved
- Explain the default save location and the File Manager app.
- How to change the destination folder.
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Clarify the current default. Notion source: TASK-FR011 File Manager pictures are always stored ... documents where captures land and the issue that was fixed.
Copy data to a USB storage device
- Insert a USB drive; where it appears.
- Copy/move a dataset from the File Manager to the USB device.
- Safely eject.

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File Manager + USB copy screenshots. Notion source: TASK-FR011 ....
Output formats
- Single image (PNG/TIFF) vs. OME-TIFF for multi-dimensional data.
- Which to pick for analysis in Fiji/ImageJ, QuPath, etc.
TODO
Notion source for OME-TIFF output: FAT FRAME #0007 Korea - Part 5 and Part 8
("... OME TIFF output").
Related
- Reference: Data output formats
- Next tutorial: Run a large-area (stitched) scan