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Lumenera INFINITY ANALYZE User’s Manual Release 6.0.0 Select to indicate to INFINITY ANALYZE that the light source has a broken spectrum. Select to indicate to INFINITY ANALYZE to add more red. Select to indicate to INFINITY ANALYZE to add even more red. Select to indicate to INFINITY ANALYZE to add more blue. Select to indicate to INFINITY ANALYZE to add more red and blue. Select to indicate to INFINITY ANALYZE no color temperature should be incorporated in image formation. 4.1.8 Camera Control Extended The saturation, hue, brightness and contrast of the camera may be controlled from this sub-pane. Note that adjusting saturation of a camera means to modify the saturation of each pixel in each frame of the video stream from that camera by the specified amount. Note also that the range of saturation of a camera must be scaled to match that of a pixel, which is always [0, 255]. The same is true for hue. Brightness and contrast are purely camera-specific. All these parameters of the camera are adjusted independently of the others, that is, each type of adjustment is separately applied to the raw video frames of the camera. Page 140 Copyright © 2006-2011
Release 6.0.0 Lumenera INFINITY ANALYZE User’s Manual Use the slider to adjust the saturation of the camera. The minimal saturation allowable for the camera. If set to 0, a color camera appears to be delivering monochrome images. This is equivalent to subtracting 256 from the saturation of each pixel in a still image. Show the current saturation of the camera. A new value may also be entered here. The default setting is 1 where the saturation of the raw image is not modified. The maximal saturation allowable for the camera. This is equivalent to adding 256 to the saturation of each pixel in a still image. Use the slider to adjust the hue of the camera. Hue is adjusted independently of saturation. The minimal hue allowable for the camera. This is equivalent to subtracting 128 from the hue of each pixel in a still image. Show the current hue that is added to that of the images from the camera. A new value may also be entered here. Note that for a camera the hue is cyclic with a period of 360. The maximal hue allowable for the camera. This is equivalent to adding 128 to the hue of each pixel in a still image. Copyright © 2006-2011 Page 141
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