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| Lets you enable or disable live display in the control window. You might want to disable the display option if you want to render captured frames by other means such as Picture box. When using DirectShow Video Capture Filter, setting this property to TRUE will activate the internal RGB24 conversion which is required by image data access and image analysis methods. Equivalent to the Display property.
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| Lets you enable or disable the anti-tearing feature. Anti-tearing removes horizontal tears in the live video caused by a difference between the camera frame rate and refresh rate of the monitor. Equivalent to the AntiTearing property.
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| Lets you enable or disable the monitor synchronization mode. If this box is checked, the camera frame rate will exactly match the refresh rate of the system monitor thus eleminating all the display artifacts related to the digital image transfer. Equivalent to the MonitorSync property.
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| Lets you enable or disable the scroll bars in the control window. If this box is checked and the video width or/and height exceed the size of the control window, the scroll bar(s) will be displayed on the border of the control window allowing you to pan the live video. Equivalent to the ScrollBars property.
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| Lets you adjust the magnification of the live video display. This option doesn't change the content of the image data, but only its appearance in the control window. If it is set to zero, the image will be fit to the size of the control window. In this case the display might not retain the original proportions of the video frame. Equivalent to the Magnification property. Note - if the Display option is unchecked and Digital zoom is set to zero, ActiveGigE will enter a raw image transfer mode with the minimal CPU usage.
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| Lets you select one of the flipping modes. Flipping affects the live video display as well as actual order of pixels in the frame buffer. Select among the following modes:
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| Off
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| No image flipping is performed.
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| Horizontal
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| The image is flipped horizontally.
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| Vertical
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| The image is flipped vertically.
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| Diagonal
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| The image is flipped horizontally and vertically.
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| This option is equivalent to the Flip property.
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| Lets you rotate the image. Rotation affects the live video display as well as actual order of pixels in the frame buffer. Select one of the following modes:
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| Off
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| No image rotation is performed.
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| 90°
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| The image is rotated counterclockwise.
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| 180°
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| The image is rotated 180 degrees.
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| 270°
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| The image is rotated clockwise.
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| This option is equivalent to the Rotate property.
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| Lets you select the frame integration operation mode. The frame integration allows you to average or add frames "on the fly" without sacrificing the frame rate. Equivalent to the Integrate property. Select one of the following modes:
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| None
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| Frame integration is disabled.
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| Average
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| Running Average mode. Each output frame is the result of averaging a selected number of previously captured frames.
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| Add
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| Running Accumulation mode. Each output frame is the sum of a selected number of previously captured frames.
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| Sets the number of frames for the integration. Equivalent to the IntegrateWnd property.
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| Lets you enable or disable the hot pixel correction mode. If this box is checked, unusually bright pixels will be effectively removed from the image. Hot pixels are assosiated with elements on a camera sensor that have higher than normal rates of charge leakage. For more details on hot pixel correction refer to HotPixelCorrect.
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| Sets the hot pixel correction level, in percent. Equivalent to the HotPixelLevel property.
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| Lets you enter the name prefix under which the background files are stored. See BkgName for more details.
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| Click this button to store a dark field background image on the hard drive. Dark field should be saved when no light transmitted through the camera lens. The dark field will be calculated by averaging the number of consecutive frames specified by the Frames option. Equivalent to the SaveBkg method.
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| Click this button to store a bright field background image on the hard drive. Bright field should be saved with the maximum light transmitted and no objects in the filed of view. To achieve the best dynamic range, the light intensity should be adjusted so that it stays just below the saturation level of the camera. To control the saturation for monochrome cameras, use the Saturated Palette. The bright field will be calculated by averaging the number of consecutive frames specified by the Frames option.
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| Lets you select a background correction mode. Select None if you do not want the background correction to be performed. Select Dark/Offset to apply the dark-field background correction to each frame captured. Select Flat/Gain to apply the flat-field background correction to each frame captured. Make sure to save the bright and dark fields before using this option, otherwise certain background correction modes will not be available. For more details on background correction refer to BkgCorrect.
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