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Introduction
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| · | Acquire and display live video from one or several GigE Vision™ cameras.
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| · | Select among multiple camera sources.
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| · | Set a desired video format and triggering mode.
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| · | Select among several hardware and software trigger sources.
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| · | Grab 8- and 16-bit monochrome images, or 24- and 48-bit color images.
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| · | Perform automatic color interpolation of a monochrome video generated by Bayer cameras.
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| · | Select the desired size and position of the scan area.
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| · | Flip and rotate the live image.
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| · | Adjust multiple camera features in real time.
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| · | Activate automatic or one-push control over selected camera features, such as exposure and white balance.
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| · | Save camera settings in the system registry and reload them on demand.
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| · | Control non-standard camera features through direct access to camera registers.
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| · | Choose among several palettes for pseudo-color display.
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| · | Get an instant access to pixel values and pixel arrays.
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| · | Retrieve individual color planes from RGB images.
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| · | Import live video to a PictureBox object.
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| · | Perform image processing on captured frames and display processed video in real-time.
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| · | Save images in BMP, TIF and JPEG formats with adjustable compression.
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| · | Perform time-lapse capture to an AVI file or series of sequentially-named images.
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| · | Select a video compression codec for the AVI recording and adjust its settings.
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| · | Overlay custom graphic and texts on the live video.
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| · | Synchronize video rendering with the monitor refresh rate to eliminate the tearing artifact.
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| · | Interface to third-party imaging applications using the included TWAIN driver.
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