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Specmaster First you must have inserted a micro SD card into the slot and format it via the menu. Then when you switch on the microscope, it will automatically switch into the video mode with the relative icon shown at the top of the screen. Then pressing D will switch it into photo mode with the camera icon showing in the top left of the screen and the resolution selected during the setup mode, shown on the top right of the screen. When you are ready to take a photo of your subject, (you can further magnify the subject upto 4X by pressing the up arrow or decrease by pressing down arrow), note the standard screen is 1X, then to take the photo press the "OK" button. The camera icon will turn white while processing your photo and return to blue when it is ready for more photos if needed. Pressing D again then puts it into playback mode and the camera icon changes to a scenery icon and then pressing either the up or down arrows will scroll through your photos. Pressing D again will return it to default mode which is video mode,
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