Operator Library: Base
The operator MergeComponents merges three gray input links to one color output link. The opposite of this operator is 'SplitComponents'.
| Property | Value |
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| Operator Type | O |
| Input Links | I0, data input color component {R, H, Y, L, X} I1, data input color component {G, S, U, A, Y} I2, data input color component {B, I, V, B, Z} |
| Output Link | O, data output |
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The output bit width is the sum of the three input bit widths i.e. I0 + I1 + I2. |
The use of operator MergeComponents is shown in the following examples:
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'Combine Image Data From Two Camera Sources - Building an Overlay Blend'
Tutorial - Split and Merge Color components.
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Tutorial - Basic Acquisition
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Examples - Demonstration of how to use the operator
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Examples - Demonstration of how to use the operator
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Examples - A convolution with high intensity spot coefficients is made. For results above threshold, the respective pixels are dyed in red.
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'Bayer 3x3 De-Mosacing with White Balancing'
Examples - The example shows the de-mosaicing of a Bayer RAW pattern using a 3x3 filter. Moreover, a white balancing for color correction is added.
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'Bayer 5x5 De-Mosacing with White Balancing'
Examples - The example shows the de-mosaicing of a Bayer RAW pattern using a 5x5 filter. Moreover, a white balancing for color correction is added.
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'Edge Sensitive Bayer De-Mosaicing Algorithm'
Examples - Edge Sensitive Laplace Bayer De-Mosaicing filter
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'Bayer De-Mosaicing Algorithm According to Laroche'
Examples - Laroche Bayer De-Mosaicing filter
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'Modified Laroche Bayer De-Mosaicing Algorithm '
Examples - Ressource Optimized Laroche Bayer De-Mosaicing filter
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Examples - The applet shows an example for white balancing on RGB images.
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Example - For debugging purposes images can be inserted manually.
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'High Dynamic Range and Low Dynamic Range Example Using Camera Response Function'
Examples - High Dynamic Range According to Debevec
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'High Dynamic Range and Low Dynamic Range Example with a Weighted Linear Ansatz'
Examples - High Dynamic Range with Linear Ansatz
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'A rolling average is applied on a dynamic number of images'
Examples - Rolling Average - Loop
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