# Manually taking an image

Go to your console page. Click on the controls icon

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Click on the camera icon on the bottom right

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### Fast image request

Tap the lightning bolt icon to request an image faster. The trap returns a lower-quality image in exchange for the speed boost — useful when you need to check on something right now.

{% hint style="info" %}
Available on firmware **v550 and newer**. Older traps will not show the lightning bolt option — update firmware to enable it.
{% endhint %}


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