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There is an option to convert to 8 bit data. Sometimes you get 16 bit data, but you don't need that. So you check that box and the output MrSID file will be 8 bit data. Now there's an option to encode as test image and this goes back to the cartridge. So, if you had that 100 gigabyte cartridge and you check this encode is test image, you can run as many test files as you want to see what the compression looks like with your data. And it won't charge the cartridge, but it will Yes, it'll put a watermark on it. But it allows you to run a bunch of tests without charging to the cartridge. There is an option to convert to 8 bit data. So you can make your own custom watermark and you can watermark an output file that you want to send to somebody so that they can get an idea of what the data looks like. But having the watermark on it will sort of reduce the use of that data for that client. It just helps protect your data. And there's an option for sometimes you get data from other sources and maybe on your computer it looks a little dark or it looks light. So you can make adjustments to your output. MrSID file, you can also do some colour balancing also with each band. So, it's kind of a nice option to just do some basic adjustments. It really gives you some nice options. There's a cropping option. And I want to point out that this image is taking a little while to load. We will wait till then. And when I say that alpha b is what I'm talking about these null values that are out here, these will be transparent when you generate the mosaic. And so for cropping options, there's a rectangle option. You can just manually make a rectangle, you want to crop this airport out, then you can just do that. There you can also put in coordinates and if you have that and you want to do that for the cropping option. There's an option to allow multiple projections. So if you have data with different projections, you want to mosaic them together, you just check that box.