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Control digital image correlation systems remotely with live image feedback. Features include camera alignment, exposure control, and image acquisition triggers. Supports multiple systems and requires PC software.
What's New in Vic
1.2
March 5, 2026
- The app now properly consider screen shape for UI - Button to trigger gimbal calibration (providing the hardware is available) is added - Button to activate marking camera center with laser (providing the hardware is available) is added
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FAQ
What is Vic-Snap used for?
Vic-Snap is a remote control application designed for Correlated Solutions' digital image correlation (DIC) systems. It allows users to control image acquisition, camera alignment, and other system parameters directly from their mobile device.
Does Vic-Snap have ads?
No, Vic-Snap does not contain advertisements. It is a free application focused on providing utility for DIC system users.
What devices does Vic-Snap support?
Vic-Snap is available for iPhone and iPad devices. It is designed to work with Correlated Solutions' DIC systems.
What is the age rating for Vic-Snap?
Vic-Snap has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. This rating indicates general appropriateness for most audiences.
How often is Vic-Snap updated?
The latest version of Vic-Snap, 1.2, was last updated on March 5, 2026. While this indicates a recent update, historical update frequency is not detailed in the provided data.
What PC software is required for Vic-Snap?
Vic-Snap requires Vic-Snap version 8 on the PC side to function. This ensures compatibility and full feature access when connecting to your DIC system.
Can Vic-Snap control multiple DIC systems?
Yes, Vic-Snap supports multiple Vic-Snap systems. This allows for centralized control and management of several DIC setups from a single device.
What are the key features of Vic-Snap?
Key features include a cross-hair cursor for camera alignment, histogram display, exposure control, zoom for focusing, and triggers for acquiring calibration and speckle images.


