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Stereo Scan 440 - DCU

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Overview<br />

The input LUT is used to perform a translation on the input signal as defined by<br />

the pattern loaded into the LUT.<br />

The pattern may be ttansparent (no ttansfonnation). a gamma ttansfonnation or<br />

a user defmed pattern created in the Input LUT Window.<br />

The LUT pattern is represented by a set of lines connecting points. Each point<br />

has as its co-ordinates the input grey level (X in the range 0.255) and the output<br />

grey level (Y in the range 0.255). The minimum definition is two points at X=O<br />

and X=255. Other points may be added at other X values, only one point may<br />

reside at a specific X value.<br />

The points list may be manipulated using the add, move and delete functions. In<br />

addition patterns of points may be created using the steps or sawtooth functions.<br />

The list of points may be saved or loaded from file. The width of the window<br />

may be changed using the scale function.<br />

Reset<br />

This resets the points list to a transparent function (2 points 0,0 and 255,255).<br />

Add<br />

This function will add a point to the trace at the position of the mouse cursor<br />

when the left mouse button is pressed, the point may be dragged to the desired<br />

position.<br />

Move<br />

This function will select the nearest point on me trace to the mouse cursor when<br />

the left button is pressed. The point may be dragged to the desired position. The<br />

point is constrained to lie between the two adjacent points.<br />

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Delete<br />

This function will select the nearest point on the b"ace to the mouse cursor when<br />

the left button is pressed and delete it.<br />

minimum of two points must remain.<br />

Scale<br />

This function connuls the width of the window. either one pixel per grey level<br />

(width 255) or 2 pixels per grey level (width 512).<br />

<strong>Stereo</strong>scan <strong>440</strong> Operator Manual

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