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Error calibration target to points - circular dots

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Hi

 

Here is my VI where I want to use the calibration target to points-circular dots function to start my calibration.

 

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This function seems to be quiet easy, yet I've come to an error which I can't get rid of. I think there is nothing wrong with the picture I want to proces, but you never know so you can find that picture in the attachements.

 

Kind regards

Ruts

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excuse me for the bad image link. Here is the direct link: http://imageshack.com/a/img34/5791/cux2.jpg

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Hello,

 

you need to threshold the calibration grid image in order to extract the coordinates of the circles.

 

Take a look at the "Perspective calibration" example in Labview Help -> Find examples.

Also, reading detailed information of the functions you are using will also help:

 

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Best regards,

K


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I always read the (detailed) help, but as you can see I visualized my image in my front panel and it says 1032x788 1X 8-bit image. So I assumed that meant it was a binary image.

 

Thanks for your help, typical rookie mistake from me (not the last).

Kind regards

Ruts

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Hello,

 

glad to help.

 

Actually, strictly speaking, in binary image each pixel can be represented only by a single bit (so 0 or 1), while grayscale image (8-bit) can use 256 values. As far as I know, in NI vision, a binary image is represented using a 8-bit grayscale, taking the same amount of memory.

 


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K


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