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==Check for previous images and clear out lfimages directory==
*Open another terminal and log on to the pi with ssh as outlined above. You will use this window to clear out the lightfield images from the pi, and monitor the jpgs as they are acquired. *Once logged on, navigate to the lfimages directors:<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">cd ~/lfimages</syntaxhighlight>*Do whatever you need to do, make a directory, copy *.jpg into that directory. Remove all old images ('''rm *.jpg'''). *List images with: <syntaxhighlight lang="bash">ls -la</syntaxhighlight>*Check free disk space with:<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">df -h</syntaxhighlight>*this will list the space per partition/device in human readable format.*Check disk usage for lfimages directory:<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">du -h ~/lfimages</syntaxhighlight>*this will list disk usage by lfimages.
==Previewing Outer Corners of Acquisition Set==
It is easiest to view this through Finder. Access the pi using ''Connect to Server'': '''afp://rover.local'''