Hi,
I am trying to acquire images into LabView. I have a program that takes a bitmap image and plots it on an intensity graph and then allows for cross-sectional cuts of the image to show the intensity of the light along the rows and columns of pixels. I have been using DT Acquire (the software that came with the frame grabber) to capture and save the images in bitmap form. I would like to use LabView for the entire process, but am unsure of the best way to do this. Is it better to have LabView communicate directly with the image acquisition card (Model: DT 3155 from Data Translation) or have LabView communicate with the acquisition software? In either case, what is the best way to go about acheiving my goal?
Thanks in advance,
K80
Using LabView 7.1 on Windows XP
P.S. When I convert the images from a bitmap image to a 2D Array of pixel intensities and then map them on an intensity graph the image is being rotated 90 degrees to the right. I can transpose the array to rotate it another 90 degrees but then the image is upside down. Is there an easy way to flip the image?