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# Photos
This section provides an overview of the Photos menu.
The **Photos** tab can be accessed via the AMC menu.
In the **Photos** tab, all snapshots taken during a mission are displayed for easy review.
In the lower-right corner of the screen, two buttons are available for quick access to the storage location of the photos and videos stored on the GCS.
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Video storage
When clicking one of the buttons, a **File Manager** window opens, displaying the storage location and file path.
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Snapshots are always stored directly on the **Toughbook**. The video storage location can be selected in the ISR payload settings in AMC. The **Onboard Storage** can be **enabled**, allowing videos to be stored on a Micro SD card in the ISR payload, or **disabled**, in which case videos are stored directly on the **Toughbook**.
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