Is it possible to set my binary threshold's output into rgb color?

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Is it possible to set my binary threshold's output into rgb color?
I processed an rgb image into a binary image with thresholding , now I want to make the result of the thresholding (1's) into a specific color.

1. is it possible to do it in vision assistant ?
2. is it possible to do it in labview ?

the blue is only for display purpose, that is 1 from thresholding, i want the detected area (blue colored area) become pixel with 255,0,0 value (red)

[raphschru]

If you just want to display your binary image with another color couple, you can simply edit the binary palette used to display the image:

Using Vision Assistant 2020:

1. Make sure your binarization step is selected:

2. Make sure the Binary palette is selected, then edit:

3. There you can select a different color for each value (0 and 1 in your case):

Using LabVIEW:

1. Create an IMAQ Image control:

2. Configure a user-defined palette programmatically using property nodes on this control:

There you can specify an array of up to 256 elements, giving the display color for each individual binary group (starting from 0 to 255).

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sorry for not mentioning 
I want binary (2bit) --> RGB , by changing the 1's in binary to specific RGB color.

edit : i've thought of taking out every 1s pixel's coordinate, then changing its array element from 1 to rgb color, then convert it to RGB image, but i think the process is complicated. i just wonder if there's a simpler way. thanks

[raphschru · Accepted solution]

OK, this was the second option: turning the binary image (U8) into a real RGB image (U32).

I don't think there is a direct way of doing it with Vision Assistant, but with LabVIEW you can do:

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Ah you can directly multiply it, i see , thanks so much