02-01-2009 01:46 PM
02-02-2009 12:46 AM
Hi scoccer,
I am not sure if you can store images very quickly, it would depend on the size of the image. Instead what you could do is capture the images and write thenm to a avi file(which is quick) and do post processing on the avi file. But since your image is a 10bit image you would have to cast the image to a 8bit image using IMAQ cast image and then write it to avi.
There are some examples in LabVIEW demonstrating the same. Names of the examples go like "sequence and save....vi" and "grab and save to .....vi"
Thanks,
01-15-2014 10:08 PM
When you use the IMAQ cast image function to cast the 10bit image into an 8bit image, do you lose data in the process? I found and example program that used this function and the notes indicated they were choosing the "most significant" data to go from 10bit to 8bit. If data is being discarded, how does the program choose which data is discarded?
01-16-2014 12:47 AM - edited 01-16-2014 12:48 AM
Hello,
how about saving as raw binary data. This should be fast.
Best regards,
K
01-16-2014 01:25 PM
@becjacks231 wrote:
When you use the IMAQ cast image function to cast the 10bit image into an 8bit image, do you lose data in the process? [...] If data is being discarded, how does the program choose which data is discarded?
You can control the behaviour by specifying the number of shifts, see parameter "# Shifts" in the specification of IMAQ Cast Image. In your case, a "shift value" of 2 would keep the 8 most significant bits.
03-03-2015 05:05 AM
Hello everyone,
I have a problem saving contiuous acquisition in MAX. Actually I'm new in this and havn't has much of experience. I'm using IMAQdx and IEEE 1394 (fire wire), and my quesion is can I save 2 capture in MAX or a AVI movie or do I need to use Lab View?
I have red many frumes but unfortunately I couldn't come up with a single routin. The only option MAX in IMAQdx gives me is to same a single image at a time as far as I know.
Thank you for your help
Kia