QCapture PRO 7 User Manual - QImaging

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Using Color Group Commands The three original images and the combined image appear as thumbnails in the image strip on the left side of the workspace. The color composite dialog on the right side of the workspace contains information about each image. Each of the original images represents a single channel in the composite image: 5-22
Using Color Group Commands Detailed information about each color channels can be displayed by clicking on the + sign to expand the image information. You can make changes to the image information, change the color display, or remove one image/channel entirely. Click the eye button to show, blink, or hide the composite images, as shown here: Pseudo-Coloring an Image Use the Pseudo-Color command to “colorize” an active monochrome (Gray Scale 8, Gray Scale 12, Gray Scale 16, or Floating Point) image. You might do this to highlight certain features in a gray scale image. For example, you might want to display all densities above a certain point in red, or, if your imaging device recorded thermal information, all temperatures below a certain point in blue. You might also use it to visually amplify specific intensities that are very difficult to distinguish from their surroundings. For example, features produced by pixels with values of 122 in a field of pixels with similar values would be impossible to see in a gray tone image, but would jump out if that value were to be rendered in color. When you pseudo-color a monochrome image, you build a special palette through which your monochrome image is displayed. Pseudo-coloring an image does not modify the pixel values in your image bitmap in any way (it does not convert your image to True Color or Palette, for example). It simply associates a pseudo-color palette with the image, that interprets the gray-level values in the image as color. Pseudo-colored images are very similar in structure to Palette class images, but they differ in a couple of important ways. First, the pixel values in a pseudo-colored image actually represent continuous-tone intensity information, whereas a Palette image's pixels carries no intensity significance. Secondly, a Palette image includes a palette table that is actually part of the image file. The pseudo-color palette associated with a pseudo-colored image is not a permanent part of the image. It is a palette that you assign to the image while you work with it in Image-Pro. Pseudo-color palettes can be saved to a disk file, and later loaded for subsequent use with any monochrome (Gray Scale 8, Gray Scale 12, Gray Scale 16, or Floating Point) image. 5-23
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USER MANUAL
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Table of Contents License Agreement
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Table of Contents GENERAL 1. You ma
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Table of Contents Table of Contents
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Table of Contents Chapter 7. Using
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Preface Before You Begin Welcome to
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Chapter 1 Installing Q-Capture Pro
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Installing Q-Capture Pro 7 Installi
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Installing Q-Capture Pro 7 The Read
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Chapter 2 Getting Started This chap
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The Q-Capture Pro 7 Application Win
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Chapter 3 Capturing Images This cha
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The Capture Tab 3. Got to Settings,
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The Capture Tab Using Advanced Sett
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Page 65 and 66: Chapter 4 Viewing Intensity Informa
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Page 77 and 78: Chapter 5 Working with Images This
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Page 93 and 94: Enhancing an Image Using the Canvas
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Chapter 9 Customizing the User Inte
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Using the Quick Access Toolbar To A
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Customizing the Image Strip If you
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Customizing the Image Strip Viewing
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Appendix A - File Format Specificat
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Index * *.AVI, 10‐1 *.BMP, 10‐1
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