Re : Re: NI vision basics

[Emanuele_S]

Hello,

the book by Gonzalez and Wood is about MATLAB, not Labview.

I'm looking for some introcutory notes on how tio set-up an image acquisition with Labview, so maybe the Labvioew help is more helpful. Of course I knew about the Labview helpo also before, I just would like to know if there are some university/lecture notes about this as well ... 

[udka]

Hi Emanuele,

If you are still looking for some university/lecture notes check this:

http://home.hit.no/~hansha/documents/labview/training/Inttroduction%20to%20Vision%20Systems%20in%20L...

[Emanuele_S]

Hi sorry, but these notes are also incomplete... I'd like to mark a solution as good but noone seems to have one. Sorry, I'm still looking for something on the internet

[MangeshD]

Hi Emanuele_S,

I regret that you are not getting any document comprised of image acquision and processing.

You already reffered LabVIEW IMAQ user guide

My thoughts:

1. There is a lot of material available on NI that you can refer to understand according to applicability.

(I found one book here - Although it is older and some of functions in it now a days may not be useful but in early days it helped me to understand how LabVIEW deals with the image).

Here is another reference

2. Now to get started with the basic snap,grab and how IMAQ functions in labVIEW is used you can refer to example finder and there you can search keywords like snap,grab,golden template,pattern matching,etc..etc..

Please let us know if you have any trouble while using IMAQ VIs

[Emanuele_S]

Thanks LVKrAkEn,

finally two very useful documents.

If you can post this response also to my other topic, I think I can mark this as an accepted solution. The link is http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/Notes-on-Image-Acquisition-Basics-with-Labview/m-p/3327558#M975815

I don't know if this can help you.

Please let me know,

Emanuele_S

[MangeshD]

Its all upto you Emanuele_S whether to accept a solution or not.

We are here to learn and share knowledge.

Note: - You can post queries at the same place or you can create a reference link for the topic if it is posted twice accidentally / intentionally.

[Emanuele_S]

I didn't start this topic so I cannot accept this is a solution. I can do it if you post the same response to the topic I linked, which has been strted by me instead.

If you want to do it, I'll go ahead too.

E.