INFINITY ANALYZE User's Manual - Spectra Services

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Lumenera INFINITY ANALYZE
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will be truncated. to that of the intensity of a still image.
The saturation of a pixel The saturation of a camera is in the
is in the range [0,255]. range [0, 2]. The increment of
Values out of the range saturation of the camera is
will be truncated. proportional to that of a still image.
The hue of a pixel is in The hue of a camera is in the range [-
the range [0,255] and is 180, 180]. The increment of hue of
cyclic with a period of the camera is proportional to that of
256.
the hue of a still image.
Push to dismiss the dialog and commit the new settings.
Push to dismiss the dialog and discard any changes.
3.6.7 Mirror
Use the Mirror commands to flip the active image.
When the active image window is showing the video, the command actually flips the live
images.
3.6.8 Rotate
Use the Rotate commands to rotate the active, captured image.
3.6.9 Magnification and Units
Use the Magnification command to synchronize calibration with objective switching, if
desired. The most accurate method to use for measurements with different objectives
is to perform a calibration operation using each objective, and to store the calibration
data using a named Preset. However, if desired, the Magnification and Units option can
be used to alter the current calibration settings without performing another calibration
step.
For correct measurement and printing, INFINITY ANALYZE needs to know the sampling
intervals and magnification of the digital image. Horizontal sampling interval, vertical
sampling interval and magnification comprise a micrometer. Each image acquired with
INFINITY ANALYZE has a micrometer associated with it. This micrometer is the basis
of correct measurement and printing and cannot be modified after the image has been
created. INFINITY ANALYZE also maintains a system micrometer. When an image is
being captured, the system micrometer is duplicated and set as the micrometer of that
image.
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