Save D image with line-scan camera.

Hi guys,
my work needs to  use a line-scan camera to generate 2D image. A scanner is used to achieve the object scanning (so, the object is still). I have already acquired the image with the program similar to the example LL Trigger Ring, but I don't know how to save the 2D image on disk. Besides, do you guys know any other good source where I can find more labview examples (I only know the NI find the example)?
Any suggestions or idea would be appreciate!
Thank you in advance. 
Attachments:
My labview program.JPG ‏52 KB

You can save the image to the disk using IMAQ Write File 2. You can find (and post) additional examples on the Developer Community. If you have more questions, please let me know. Hope that helps!
John B.
Embedded Networks R&D
National Instruments
Certified LabVIEW Developer

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