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## Collecting images of your device ## Collecting images of your device
There are several ways to collect images from your device: There are several ways to collect images from your device:
1. Use the `RawImagesLocation` parameter to store them directly onto your SD card, see [Parameter `RawImagesLocation`](../Parameters/#parameter-rawimageslocation) 1. Use the [Parameter `RawImagesLocation`](../Parameters/#parameter-rawimageslocation) to store them directly onto your SD card.
1. Use the Webhook to send the raw image on each round to a dedicated server, see [Webhook](../Webhook) resp. [../Parameter `UploadImg`](Parameters/#parameter-uploadimg). 1. Use the Webhook to send the raw image on each round to a dedicated server, see [Webhook](../Webhook) resp. [../Parameter `UploadImg`](Parameters/#parameter-uploadimg).
1. Another option is to pull the images periodically from `http://<IP>/img_tmp/raw.jpg`. Eg. with an external service. Below is a (Linux)-Bash script to do it: 1. Another option is to pull the images periodically from `http://<IP>/img_tmp/raw.jpg`. Eg. with an external service. Below is a (Linux)-Bash script to do it:
```bash ```bash