3.3.5 Scan-Time Annotation
While scanning, you can save reference points, as well as a picture of them, as an annotation. This annotation can have information filled into it post scan.
To create an annotation, start by pressing and holding down the photo-capture button with the camera on it, below the start-and-stop scanning button.
Next, drag your finger to the button with a cross-hair on it. Releasing will save your targeted position as an annotation point, and attach a photo of the area to it. More information can be added to the annotation after scanning.
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