> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://manual.fotokite.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://manual.fotokite.com/fotokite-live-walkthrough/camera-tools.md). # Camera Tools The **Camera Toolbar** on the bottom of the screen can be used to call up the **Camera Tools**. The camera tools offer various possibilities and options for the Thermal- and Color-Video.

## Thermal Overlay The Thermal Overlay feature allows for a direct overlay of the thermal camera feed onto the color video feed, providing users with a precise alignment of both feeds. You can enable or disable this feature by either dragging the thermal video into the center of the screen or through the camera tools menu.

## Thermal Overlay Adjust Mode If you experience any misalignment between the thermal and color video feeds, you can utilize the **Thermal Overlay Adjust Mode** to recalibrate the alignment. To access the Thermal Overlay Adjust mode, tap the four arrows button located in the top-right corner of the thermal image. In case the four arrows button is not visible, simply drag the thermal image to the corner of the screen and back to the center. Then, utilize the arrow keys to adjust the position of the thermal image until it is precisely aligned with the color feed.

## Thermal Color Scheme


	White Hot	Warmer objects are white
	Black Hot	Warmer objects are black
	Rainbow	Temperature gradient corresponding to ROYGBIV
	RainHC	Higher contrast version of Rainbow
	Ironbow	Warmer objects in warm and bright colors
	Lava	Middle temperature high contrast version of Ironbow
	Arctic	Extreme temperature high contrast version of Ironbow
	Glowbow	Warmer objects are shown brighter
	Graded Fire	Warmest objects are orange, coldest are blue, version of White Hot
	Hottest	Warmest objects are orange, version of White Hot

## Radiometric tools {% hint style="info" %} Camera 2nd Generation only {% endhint %} The radiometric feature of the IR Thermal Camera for Camera 2nd Generation allows temperatures to be measured using the Thermal Picker or Thermal Max Temperature. Both features can be enabled/disabled in Camera Tools. **Thermal Picker** Use Thermal Fullscreen mode to drag the picker and read temperature values. **Thermal Max Temperature** Enable Thermal Max Temperature to highlight the highest temperature in the thermal video.

## Wide View {% hint style="info" %} Camera 2nd Generation only {% endhint %} The Wide View feature displays a wide-angle color video alongside the zoom slider, providing enhanced visibility and situational awareness during operation. With the improved zoom capabilities of Camera 2, users can easily keep track of their surroundings. By tapping on the wide view, it can be enlarged for better examination. The current field of view is conveniently highlighted with an orange rectangle. To close the wide view, simply tap it again. The Wide View functionality is enabled by default, but can be disabled using the camera tools.

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