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# Parameter `CamAeLevel`
**Auto-Exposure-Level**
range on OV2640 (`-2` .. `2`)<br>
range on OV3660 and OV5640 (`-5` .. `5`)
Default Value: `0`
See [here](../datasheets/Camera.ov2640_ds_1.8_.pdf) for the ov2640 camera datasheet.<br>
See [here](../datasheets/OV5640_datasheet.pdf) for the ov5640 camera datasheet.
!!! Warning
This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
After changing this parameter you need to update your reference image and alignment markers!
!!! Note
The exposure offset for automatic exposure, lower values produce darker image.
!!! Note
This parameter can also be set on the Reference Image configuration page!
**Auto Exposure Level**
The exposure offset for automatic exposure, lower values produce darker image.
available range on OV2640 (`-2` .. `2`)
available range on OV3660 and OV5640 (`-5` .. `5`)

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# Parameter `CamAec`
**Auto-Exposure-Control**
- When **true**, the camera attempts to automatically control the exposure.
- When **false**, the **CamAecValue** setting is used instead.
Default Value: `true`
See [here](../datasheets/Camera.ov2640_ds_1.8_.pdf) for the ov2640 camera datasheet.<br>
See [here](../datasheets/OV5640_datasheet.pdf) for the ov5640 camera datasheet.
!!! Warning
This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
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!!! Note
This parameter can also be set on the Reference Image configuration page!
**Auto-Exposure Control**
When **true**, the camera attempts to automatically control the exposure.
When **false**, the **CamAecValue** setting is used instead.

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# Parameter `CamAec2`
**Auto-Exposure-Control2**
- When **true**, the sensors "night mode" is enabled, extending the range of automatic gain control.
- When **false**, the sensors "night mode" is disabled.
Default Value: `true`
See [here](../datasheets/Camera.ov2640_ds_1.8_.pdf) for the ov2640 camera datasheet.<br>
See [here](../datasheets/OV5640_datasheet.pdf) for the ov5640 camera datasheet.
!!! Warning
This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
After changing this parameter you need to update your reference image and alignment markers!
!!! Note
This may resolve some over-exposure and under-exposure issues.
!!! Note
This parameter can also be set on the Reference Image configuration page!
**Auto-Exposure Control 2**
When **true**, the sensors "night mode" is enabled, extending the range of automatic gain control.
This may resolve some over-exposure and under-exposure issues.

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# Parameter `CamAecValue`
**Auto-Exposure-Value**
Range (`0` .. `1200`)
Default Value: `160`
See [here](../datasheets/Camera.ov2640_ds_1.8_.pdf) for the ov2640 camera datasheet.<br>
See [here](../datasheets/OV5640_datasheet.pdf) for the ov5640 camera datasheet.
!!! Warning
This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
After changing this parameter you need to update your reference image and alignment markers!
!!! Note
Access the exposure value of the camera, higher values produce brighter images.
!!! Note
This parameter can also be set on the Reference Image configuration page!
**Auto Exposure Value**
Access the exposure value of the camera, higher values produce brighter images.
Range (`0` .. `1200`)

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# Parameter `CamAgc`
**Auto-Gain-Control**
- When **true**, the camera attempts to automatically control the sensor gain, up to the value in the **CamGainceiling** property.
- When **false**, the **CamAgcGain** setting is used instead.
Default Value: `true`
See [here](../datasheets/Camera.ov2640_ds_1.8_.pdf) for the ov2640 camera datasheet.<br>
See [here](../datasheets/OV5640_datasheet.pdf) for the ov5640 camera datasheet.
!!! Warning
This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
After changing this parameter you need to update your reference image and alignment markers!
**Auto Gain**
When **true**, the camera attempts to automatically control the sensor gain, up to the value in the **CamGainceiling** property.
When **false**, the **CamAgcGain** setting is used instead.

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# Parameter `CamAgcGain`
**Auto-Gain-Control-Value**
Range (`0` .. `30`)
Default Value: `15`
See [here](../datasheets/Camera.ov2640_ds_1.8_.pdf) for the ov2640 camera datasheet.<br>
See [here](../datasheets/OV5640_datasheet.pdf) for the ov5640 camera datasheet.
!!! Warning
This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
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!!! Note
This is used when **CamAgc** is off.
**Gain Manual Value**
Access the gain level of the sensor, higher values produce brighter images.
Range (`0` .. `30`)
!!! Note
Access the gain level of the sensor, higher values produce brighter images.

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# Parameter `CamAutoSharpness`
**Auto-Sharpness**
- When **true**, the camera attempts to automatically adjusts the sharpness.
- When **false**, the **CamSharpness** setting is used instead.
Default Value: `false`
See [here](../datasheets/Camera.ov2640_ds_1.8_.pdf) for the ov2640 camera datasheet.<br>
See [here](../datasheets/OV5640_datasheet.pdf) for the ov5640 camera datasheet.
!!! Warning
This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
After changing this parameter you need to update your reference image and alignment markers!
!!! Note
This parameter can also be set on the Reference Image configuration page!
!!! Note
The OV2640 does not officially support auto sharpness, this is an experimental parameter!
**AutoSharpness**
When **true**, the camera attempts to automatically adjusts the sharpness.
!!! Note
This parameter can also be set on the Reference Image configuration page!

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# Parameter `CamAwb`
**Auto-White-Balance**
- When **true**, the camera attempts to automatically control white balance.
- When **false**, the **CamWbMode** setting is used instead.
Default Value: `true`
See [here](../datasheets/Camera.ov2640_ds_1.8_.pdf) for the ov2640 camera datasheet.<br>
See [here](../datasheets/OV5640_datasheet.pdf) for the ov5640 camera datasheet.
!!! Warning
This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
After changing this parameter you need to update your reference image and alignment markers!
**Auto White Balance**
When **true**, the camera attempts to automatically control white balance.
When **false**, the **CamWbMode** setting is used instead.

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# Parameter `CamAwbGain`
Default Value: ` `
**Auto-White-Balance-Gain**
- Enable/Disable **CamAwbGain** control.
Default Value: `true`
See [here](../datasheets/Camera.ov2640_ds_1.8_.pdf) for the ov2640 camera datasheet.<br>
See [here](../datasheets/OV5640_datasheet.pdf) for the ov5640 camera datasheet.
!!! Warning
This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
After changing this parameter you need to update your reference image and alignment markers!
**Auto White Balance Gain**
Access the **CamAwbGain** property of the camera sensor.

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# Parameter `CamBpc`
**Black-Pixel-Correction**
- Enable/Disable **black point compensation**, this can make black parts of the image darker.
Default Value: `true`
See [here](../datasheets/Camera.ov2640_ds_1.8_.pdf) for the ov2640 camera datasheet.<br>
See [here](../datasheets/OV5640_datasheet.pdf) for the ov5640 camera datasheet.
!!! Warning
This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
After changing this parameter you need to update your reference image and alignment markers!
**Black Pixel Correction**
Enable/Disable **black point compensation**, this can make black parts of the image darker.

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# Parameter `CamBrightness`
**Image-Brightness**
Range (`-2` .. `2`)
Default Value: `0`
See [here](../datasheets/Camera.ov2640_ds_1.8_.pdf) for the ov2640 camera datasheet.<br>
See [here](../datasheets/OV5640_datasheet.pdf) for the ov5640 camera datasheet.
!!! Warning
After changing this parameter you need to update your reference image and alignment markers!
!!! Note
This parameter can also be set on the Reference Image configuration page!
**Brightness**
Positive values increase brightness, negative values lower it.
Range (`-2` .. `2`)

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# Parameter `CamColorbar`
Default Value: `false`
!!! Warning
This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
**Colorbar**
currently not implemented.
Default Value: `false`
See [here](../datasheets/Camera.ov2640_ds_1.8_.pdf) for the ov2640 camera datasheet.<br>
See [here](../datasheets/OV5640_datasheet.pdf) for the ov5640 camera datasheet.
!!! Warning
This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!

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# Parameter `CamContrast`
**Image-Contrast**
Range (`-2` .. `2`)
Default Value: `0`
See [here](../datasheets/Camera.ov2640_ds_1.8_.pdf) for the ov2640 camera datasheet.<br>
See [here](../datasheets/OV5640_datasheet.pdf) for the ov5640 camera datasheet.
!!! Warning
After changing this parameter you need to update your reference image and alignment markers!
!!! Note
This parameter can also be set on the Reference Image configuration page!
**Contrast**
Positive values increase contrast, negative values lower it.
Range (`-2` .. `2`)

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# Parameter `CamDcw`
**Image-Downsize**
- When **CamDcw** is on, the image that you receive will be the size that you requested (VGA, QQVGA, etc).
- When **CamDcw** is off, the image that you receive will be one of UXGA, SVGA, or CIF.
Default Value: `true`
See [here](../datasheets/Camera.ov2640_ds_1.8_.pdf) for the ov2640 camera datasheet.<br>
See [here](../datasheets/OV5640_datasheet.pdf) for the ov5640 camera datasheet.
!!! Warning
This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
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If **CamZoom** is used, this must be activated.
!!! Note
When **CamDcw** is on, the image that you receive will be the size that you requested (VGA, QQVGA, etc).
When **CamDcw** is off, the image that you receive will be one of UXGA, SVGA, or CIF. In other words, literally the actual image size as read from the sensor without any scaling.
Note that if **CamDcw** is off, and you pick a different image size, this implicitly turns **CamDcw** back on again (although this isn't reflected in the options).
**Downsize**
Enable/Disable camera image scaling.
If **CamDcw** is off, and you pick a different image size, this implicitly turns **CamDcw** back on again.

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# Parameter `CamDenoise`
Default Value: `0`
**Image-Denoise**
- Denoise Image, is only supported by OV3660 and OV5640
range on OV3660 and OV5640 (0 .. 8)
Default Value: `true`
See [here](../datasheets/Camera.ov2640_ds_1.8_.pdf) for the ov2640 camera datasheet.<br>
See [here](../datasheets/OV5640_datasheet.pdf) for the ov5640 camera datasheet.
!!! Warning
This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
**Denoise**
Denoise Image, is only supported by OV3660 and OV5640
Range (`0` .. `8`)

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# Parameter `CamGainceiling`
Default Value: `x4`
!!! Warning
This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
After changing this parameter you need to update your reference image and alignment markers!
!!! Note
This is used when **CamAgc** is on.
**CamGainceiling**
The **Gain** is an analog multiplier applied to the raw sensor data.
The **Ceiling** is the maximum gain value that the sensor will use.
A higher gain means that the sensor has a greater response to light, but also makes sensor noise more visible.
**Gain-Ceiling**
Available options:
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- `x32`
- `x64`
- `x128`
Default Value for ov2640: `x4`<br>
Default Value for ov5640: `x8`
See [here](../datasheets/Camera.ov2640_ds_1.8_.pdf) for the ov2640 camera datasheet.<br>
See [here](../datasheets/OV5640_datasheet.pdf) for the ov5640 camera datasheet.
!!! Warning
This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
After changing this parameter you need to update your reference image and alignment markers!
!!! Note
A higher gain means that the sensor has a greater response to light, but also makes sensor noise more visible.
This is used when **CamAgc** is on.
!!! Note
The **Gain** is an analog multiplier applied to the raw sensor data.<br>
The **Ceiling** is the maximum gain value that the sensor will use.

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# Parameter `CamHmirror`
**Mirror-Image**
- When **true**, the camera image is mirrored left-to-right.
Default Value: `false`
See [here](../datasheets/Camera.ov2640_ds_1.8_.pdf) for the ov2640 camera datasheet.<br>
See [here](../datasheets/OV5640_datasheet.pdf) for the ov5640 camera datasheet.
!!! Warning
After changing this parameter you need to update your reference image and alignment markers!
!!! Note
This parameter can also be set on the Reference Image configuration page!
**Mirror Image**
When **true**, the camera image is mirrored left-to-right.

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# Parameter `CamLenc`
**Lens-Correction**
- Enable/Disable lens correction.
Default Value: `true`
See [here](../datasheets/Camera.ov2640_ds_1.8_.pdf) for the ov2640 camera datasheet.<br>
See [here](../datasheets/OV5640_datasheet.pdf) for the ov5640 camera datasheet.
!!! Warning
This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
After changing this parameter you need to update your reference image and alignment markers!
**Lens Correction**
Enable/Disable lens correction.
This can help compensate for light fall-off at the edge of the sensor area.
!!! Note
This can help compensate for light fall-off at the edge of the sensor area.

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# Parameter `CamQuality`
**Image-Quality**
Range (`8` .. `63`)
Default Value: `10`
See [here](../datasheets/Camera.ov2640_ds_1.8_.pdf) for the ov2640 camera datasheet.<br>
See [here](../datasheets/OV5640_datasheet.pdf) for the ov5640 camera datasheet.
!!! Warning
This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
After changing this parameter you need to update your reference image and alignment markers!
!!! Warning
Value below 10 could result in system instabilities!
!!! Note
Quality index for pictures: `8` (highest quality) ... `63` (lowest quality)
**Image Quality**
The **CamQuality** setting when capturing JPEG images.
This is similar to the quality setting when exporting a jpeg image from photo editing software.
This is similar to the quality setting when exporting a jpeg image from photo editing software.

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# Parameter `CamRawGma`
Default Value: ` `
**Raw-Gamma**
- Enable/Disable raw gamma mode.
Default Value: `true`
See [here](../datasheets/Camera.ov2640_ds_1.8_.pdf) for the ov2640 camera datasheet.<br>
See [here](../datasheets/OV5640_datasheet.pdf) for the ov5640 camera datasheet.
!!! Warning
This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
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After changing this parameter you need to update your reference image and alignment markers!
!!! Note
The main purpose of the Gamma (GMA) function is to compensate for the non-linear characteristics of the sensor. GMA
converts the pixel values according to the Gamma curve to compensate the sensor output under different light strengths.
The main purpose of the Gamma (GMA) function is to compensate for the non-linear characteristics of the sensor.
GMA converts the pixel values according to the Gamma curve to compensate the sensor output under different light strengths.
The non-linear gamma curve is approximately constructed with different linear functions. Raw gamma compensates the
image in the RAW domain.
**Raw Gamma**
Enable/Disable raw gamma mode.

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# Parameter `CamSaturation`
**Image-Saturation**
Range (`-2` .. `2`)
Default Value: `0`
See [here](../datasheets/Camera.ov2640_ds_1.8_.pdf) for the ov2640 camera datasheet.<br>
See [here](../datasheets/OV5640_datasheet.pdf) for the ov5640 camera datasheet.
!!! Warning
After changing this parameter you need to update your reference image and alignment markers!
!!! Note
Positive values increase saturation (more vibrant colors), negative values lower it (more muted colors).
!!! Note
This parameter can also be set on the Reference Image configuration page!
**Saturation**
Positive values increase saturation (more vibrant colors), negative values lower it (more muted colors).
Range (`-2` .. `2`)

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# Parameter `CamSharpness`
**Image-Sharpness**
Range (`-2` .. `2`)
Default Value: `0`
See [here](../datasheets/Camera.ov2640_ds_1.8_.pdf) for the ov2640 camera datasheet.<br>
See [here](../datasheets/OV5640_datasheet.pdf) for the ov5640 camera datasheet.
!!! Warning
This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
After changing this parameter you need to update your reference image and alignment markers!
!!! Note
This parameter can also be set on the Reference Image configuration page!
!!! Note
The OV2640 does not officially support sharpness, this is an experimental parameter!
!!! Note
Positive values increase sharpness (more defined edges), negative values lower it (softer edges).
This is used when **CamAutoSharpness** is off.
**Sharpness**
Positive values increase sharpness (more defined edges), negative values lower it (softer edges).
Range (`-2` .. `2`)
!!! Note
This parameter can also be set on the Reference Image configuration page!

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# Parameter `CamSpecialEffect`
Default Value: `no_effect`
!!! Warning
This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
After changing this parameter you need to update your reference image and alignment markers!
!!! Note
This parameter can also be set on the Reference Image configuration page!
**SpecialEffect**
**Image-Special-Effect**
Available options:
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- `green`
- `blue`
- `retro`
Default Value: `no_effect`
See [here](../datasheets/Camera.ov2640_ds_1.8_.pdf) for the ov2640 camera datasheet.<br>
See [here](../datasheets/OV5640_datasheet.pdf) for the ov5640 camera datasheet.
!!! Warning
This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
After changing this parameter you need to update your reference image and alignment markers!
!!! Note
This parameter can also be set on the Reference Image configuration page!

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# Parameter `CamVflip`
**Flip-Image**
- When **true**, the camera image is flipped top-to-bottom.
Default Value: `false`
See [here](../datasheets/Camera.ov2640_ds_1.8_.pdf) for the ov2640 camera datasheet.<br>
See [here](../datasheets/OV5640_datasheet.pdf) for the ov5640 camera datasheet.
!!! Warning
After changing this parameter you need to update your reference image and alignment markers!
!!! Note
This parameter can also be set on the Reference Image configuration page!
!!! Note
On some OV5640 Cameras, the image becomes reddish when Vflip is used in conjunction with the zoom function!
**Flip Image**
When **true**, the camera image is flipped top-to-bottom.
!!! Note
This parameter can also be set on the Reference Image configuration page!

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# Parameter `CamWbMode`
Default Value: `auto`
!!! Warning
After changing this parameter you need to update your reference image and alignment markers!
!!! Note
This parameter can also be set on the Reference Image configuration page!
!!! Note
This is used when **CamAwb** is off.
**White Balance Mode**
**White-Balance-Mode**
Available options:
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- `cloudy`
- `office`
- `home`
Default Value: `auto`
See [here](../datasheets/Camera.ov2640_ds_1.8_.pdf) for the ov2640 camera datasheet.<br>
See [here](../datasheets/OV5640_datasheet.pdf) for the ov5640 camera datasheet.
!!! Warning
After changing this parameter you need to update your reference image and alignment markers!
!!! Note
This is used when **CamAwb** is off.
!!! Note
This parameter can also be set on the Reference Image configuration page!

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# Parameter `CamWpc`
**White-Pixel-Correction**
- Enable/Disable **white point compensation**, his can make white parts of the image whiter.
Default Value: `true`
See [here](../datasheets/Camera.ov2640_ds_1.8_.pdf) for the ov2640 camera datasheet.<br>
See [here](../datasheets/OV5640_datasheet.pdf) for the ov5640 camera datasheet.
!!! Warning
After changing this parameter you need to update your reference image and alignment markers!
!!! Note
This parameter can also be set on the Reference Image configuration page!
**White Pixel Correction**
Enable/Disable **white point compensation**, his can make white parts of the image whiter.

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# Parameter `CamZoom`
**Digital-Zoom**
- Enable/Disable digital zoom.
Default Value: `false`
See [here](../datasheets/Camera.ov2640_ds_1.8_.pdf) for the ov2640 camera datasheet.<br>
See [here](../datasheets/OV5640_datasheet.pdf) for the ov5640 camera datasheet.
!!! Warning
This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
After changing this parameter you need to update your reference image and alignment markers!
!!! Note
It is always zoomed into the center of the image, if **CamZoomOffsetX** and **CamZoomOffsetY** are zero.
!!! Note
This parameter can also be set on the Reference Image configuration page!
**Zoom**
Enable/Disable digital zoom.
It is always zoomed into the center of the image, if **CamZoomOffsetX** and **CamZoomOffsetY** are zero.

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# Parameter `CamZoomOffsetX`
**Digital-Zoom-OffsetX**
range on OV2640 (`-480` .. `480`)<br>
range on OV3660 (`-704` .. `704`)<br>
range on OV5640 (`-960` .. `960`)
Default Value: `0`
See [here](../datasheets/Camera.ov2640_ds_1.8_.pdf) for the ov2640 camera datasheet.<br>
See [here](../datasheets/OV5640_datasheet.pdf) for the ov5640 camera datasheet.
!!! Warning
This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
After changing this parameter you need to update your reference image and alignment markers!
!!! Note
X displacement of the image from the center.<br>
Positive values shift the image to the right, negative values to the left.<br>
The maximum possible offset depends on the value of the **CamZoomSize**.
!!! Note
This parameter can also be set on the Reference Image configuration page!
**Zoom Offset X**
X displacement of the image from the center.
Positive values shift the image to the right, negative values to the left.
The maximum possible offset depends on the value of the **CamZoomSize**.

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# Parameter `CamZoomOffsetY`
**Digital-Zoom-OffsetY**
range on OV2640 (`-360` .. `360`)<br>
range on OV3660 (`-528` .. `528`)<br>
range on OV5640 (`-720` .. `720`)
Default Value: `0`
See [here](../datasheets/Camera.ov2640_ds_1.8_.pdf) for the ov2640 camera datasheet.<br>
See [here](../datasheets/OV5640_datasheet.pdf) for the ov5640 camera datasheet.
!!! Warning
This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
After changing this parameter you need to update your reference image and alignment markers!
!!! Note
Y displacement of the image from the center.<br>
Positive values move the image up, negative values move the image down.<br>
The maximum possible offset depends on the value of the **CamZoomSize**.
!!! Note
This parameter can also be set on the Reference Image configuration page!
**Zoom Offset Y**
Y displacement of the image from the center.
Positive values move the image up, negative values move the image down.
The maximum possible offset depends on the value of the **CamZoomSize**.

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# Parameter `CamZoomSize`
**Digital-Zoom-Size**
range on OV2640 (`0` .. `29`)<br>
range on OV3660 (`0` .. `43`)<br>
range on OV5640 (`0` .. `59`)
Default Value: `0`
See [here](../datasheets/Camera.ov2640_ds_1.8_.pdf) for the ov2640 camera datasheet.<br>
See [here](../datasheets/OV5640_datasheet.pdf) for the ov5640 camera datasheet.
!!! Warning
This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
After changing this parameter you need to update your reference image and alignment markers!
!!! Note
Zoom factor/level of the digital zoom, the larger the value, the more it zooms in.
!!! Note
This parameter can also be set on the Reference Image configuration page!
**Zoom Size**
Zoom factor/level of the digital zoom, the larger the value, the more it zooms in.

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# Parameter `Demo`
Default Value: `false`
!!! Warning
This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
Enable to use demo images instead of the real camera images.
Make sure to have a `/demo` folder on your SD-Card and make sure it contains the expected files!
Check [here](../Demo-Mode) for details.
Check [here](../Demo-Mode) for details.
Default Value: `false`
!!! Warning
This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!

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# Parameter `LEDIntensity`
Default Value: `50`
!!! Note
This parameter can also be set on the Reference Image configuration page!
Set the Flash LED Intensity: (`0` .. `100`)
Default Value: `50`
!!! Note
After changing this parameter you need to update your reference image and alignment markers!
Set the Flash LED Intensity: (`0` .. `100`)
!!! Note
This parameter can also be set on the Reference Image configuration page!

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# Parameter `RawImagesLocation`
Default Value: `/log/source`
Location on the SD-Card to store the raw images.
Default Value: `/log/source`
!!! Warning
A SD-Card has limited write cycles. Since the device does not do [Wear Leveling](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wear_leveling), this can wear out your SD-Card!

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# Parameter `RawImagesRetention`
Default Value: `15`
Number of days to keep the raw images (`0` = forever)
Unit: Days
Number of days to keep the raw images (`0` = forever)
Default Value: `15`

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# Parameter `WaitBeforeTakingPicture`
Default Value: `5`
Waiting time between switching the flash light (onboard LED) on and taking the picture.
Unit: seconds
Default Value: `5`
!!! Warning
This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
Waiting time between switching the flash light (onboard LED) on and taking the picture.