Quote Originally Posted by rnvinc View Post
I like the Inverse ... Especially on sunny days ...

I also use 800kHz ... a lot...

Because unless I'm in new water looking for new structure, I'm more interested in what's closer to the boat than what's out to the edges of the screen ...

Use the SI Sensitivity to darker the bottom some so the fish echoes will contrast against the bottom better ...



Rickie
+1. Inverse is awesome. What better to see something but using black and white. Nothing has more contrast. The problem with his images is not he color pallet but his sensitivity and contrast settings. Keep one thing in mind when setting side scan and down. Keep the screen as dark as possible. Fish will jump out better, structure will as well. A good way to test this is to activate the curser on a interesting side scan you are making. While the curser is active the screen with stop and allow you to drastically change settings of sensitivity and contrast. I find myself adjusting contrast all the time. Durmatic changes will make fish jump out at you. The programming is designed to adjust hard returns faster than soft ones. So the background ( bottom) will darken much faster than the fish will.