1 | | Projection objects are used in various ways for image or field analysis, as shown in the following examples. Let us choose now a color image as input, 'UVMAT_DEMO_FILES/EX02_color/images/frame1.jpg'. We notice in this example that the frame index '1' directly follows the '''[!RootFile]''' 'frame' (without separator '_'), so '''[NomType]''' is '1'. By moving the mouse over the image, we notice that the luminosoty A has thre components, corresponding to the color components rgb (red, green, blue). Similarly the histogram has three curves. |
| 1 | Projection objects are used in various ways for image or field analysis, as shown in the following examples. Let us choose now a color image as input, 'UVMAT_DEMO_FILES/EX02_color/images/frame1.jpg'. |
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| 3 | We notice in this example that the frame index '1' directly follows the '''[!RootFile]''' 'frame' (without separator '_'), so '''[!NomType]''' is '1'. By moving the mouse over the image, we notice that the luminosity A has three color components rgb (red, green, blue). Similarly the histogram has three curves. |
4 | | Create a line by the menu bar command ''''Projection Object/line''''. A new GUI 'set_object' appears on the right side, with default settings Type='line', ProjMode='projection'. |
5 | | Draw a line with the mouse, left hande side button to mark the beginning and end of the line. The luminosity profile, with the three rgb components, appears in a new GUI ''''view_field''''. The line can be moved with the mouse, or by introducing the ccordanates of the line in the table '''[Coord]''' of the GUI '''set_object'''. |
| 6 | Create a line by the menu bar command ''''Projection Object/line''''. A new GUI 'set_object' appears on the right side, with default settings Type='line', !ProjMode='projection'. |
| 7 | Draw a line with the mouse, left hande side button to mark the beginning and end of the line. The luminosity profile, with the three rgb components, appears in a new GUI ''''view_field''''. The line can be moved with the mouse, or by directly introducing the coordinates of the line in the table '''[Coord]''' of the GUI '''set_object'''. |