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Overview
This example VI shows how to average different images.
Description
This program will allow you to average 32-bit color images.
How it works: By breaking images down into 8-bit planes, and averaging each plane, the program quantifies the 32-bit color image on a linear scale. Once each plane has been averaged, it then recombines them all into one averaged color image.
Use Cases: This can be used for approximating what happens over a long acquisition period without worrying about external conditions violently ruining data.
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Additional Information or References
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