The settings view lets you change connect, webcam, and image settings. Settings may only be modified while in preview mode. They may still be viewed while capturing, however.

Server

The Server setting displays the currently active server (or None if none are available). Tap the server to modify the server list.

The Server list displays a list of all servers. Each entry shows the server name and host/path. A checkmark appears next to the currently active server. Tap another server to make it active. To edit the server list, tap the Edit button on the top right. Exit edit mode by tapping the Done button.

Add Server

To add a new server, tap the + button at the top left while in edit mode. This will display the Add Server view. Tap each field to enter the server name, host, path, username, and password. The server name may be any name you choose, it's simply a way for you to identify the server (e.g. My Home Server). The host is the FTP server address. It should not include a path or the ftp:// prefix. Both the server name and host must be set before saving the server. The path field represents the path on the server where you want the uploaded image file to be written. It may be relative (without a leading '/') or an absolute path (with a leading '/'). The username and password fields are for the required login for the server. To save the server, tap the Save button. To discard it, tap the Cancel button.

Edit Server

To edit a server, enter edit mode in the server list and tap a server. Tap any field to change its value and then tap the Save button to save. Tap the Cancel button to discard the changes. The server can be deleted by tapping the Delete Server button at the bottom.

Delete Server

To delete a server, enter edit mode and tap the minus button to the left of the server and then the Delete button to confirm.

File Name

The File Name setting displays the currently active file name (or None if none are available). Tap the file name to modify the file name list.

The File Name list displays a list of all file names. A checkmark appears next to the currently active file name. Tap another file name to make it active. To edit the file name list, tap the Edit button on the top right. Exit edit mode by tapping the Done button.

Add File Name

To add a new file name, tap the + button at the top left while in edit mode. This will display the Add File Name view. Enter a file name and tap the Save button to save it or the Cancel button to discard.

Edit File Name

To edit a file name, enter edit mode in the file name list and tap a file name. Enter a new file name and then tap the Save button to save. Tap the Cancel button to discard the changes. The file name can be deleted by tapping the Delete File Name button at the bottom.

Delete File Name

To delete a file name, enter edit mode and tap the minus button to the left of the file name and then the Delete button to confirm.

Update Interval

The Update Interval setting sets how often an image is captured. It includes Manual, Continuous, 5 seconds up to 24 hours, and Custom. The Manual setting allows you to capture an image at arbitrary time intervals. Just press the capture button whenever you want a new image to be captured and uploaded. The Continuous setting will capture and upload images as fast as possible. The other intervals will capture an image at the predefined interval. They may be delayed, however, if the previous image is still being processed or uploaded. The Custom setting allows you to enter a custom number of seconds as the time interval.

Replace Images

Tap the Replace Images switch to replace or save each image after capture. If the switch is on, the uploaded image will always replace the last image uploaded. If the switch is off, each image is given a unique file name when uploaded (e.g. image-1.jpg, image-2.jpg, etc.).

Starting File Number

The Starting File Number setting is used when the Replace Images switch is set to off. This is the starting number used when generating incrementing file names. For example, if you set this to 100, the uploaded files will be named image-100.jpg, image-101.jpg, etc.. The setting is only enabled when the Replace Images switch is set to off.

Image Type

The Image Type setting sets the image type to either JPEG or PNG. PNG provides a lossless compression while JPEG provides smaller image sizes (and control over quality).

Image Quality

The Image Quality slider setting is only enabled when the Image Type is set to JPEG. Setting it to 0 will provide the greatest compression (and smallest file sizes) but worst image quality while setting it to 100 provides the least compression (and largest file sizes) but best image quality.

Image Size

The Image Size setting sets the size to scale the image to. Several different sizes are provided from 80 x 60 up to 1600 x 1200. The resulting image sizes may be reversed, however, depending on the device orientation when the image is captured (portrait or landscape).

Save To Album

If enabled, the Save To Album option saves each photo to the Photos application's Saved Photos Album.

Overlay Title

The Overlay Title setting allows a title for the photos to be set. The title is displayed on the top left corner of the captured photos.

Overlay Detail

The Overlay Detail settings specifies a detail line that is overlayed on each photo. It is displayed on the bottom right of each captured photo. It can be used to add a copyright, credit, or any other photo details.

Overlay Date/Time

The Overlay Date/Time enables displaying the date and time a photo was captured (if set to on). It is displayed under the title on the top left corner of the photo.

Overlay Location

The Overlay Location switch enables displaying the location each photo was captured at (if set to on). It is displayed under the title and date/time on the top left corner of the photo.