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• Mirror or Flip image

  I have a HP Officejet 4620.  I need to print a transfer of iron for sewing.  By mode I should type what I want to print, and then select mirror image or return.  Heck, I'll be if I can find it anywhere!  HELP PLEASE!

  Fix!  If I knew when buying, you know the answer.  of course who does not mention HP.  Good luck.

• IMAQdx multi-camera systems: shortcuts for composite image sewn

  Imagine a system using for example multiple GigE cameras through IMAQdx interface where we want to be a stitched composite of multiple camera views. The principle of sewing is naïve, simple concatenation, one next to the other.

  The problem is that, when it is trivial to build a composite image, it is difficult to do this very effectively. Image sizes are large, tens of millions of pixels, so that each copy of questions. Configurations material alternative would open many options but say we are stuck using GigE cameras and (at least initially) the IMAQdx interface. What are the tips or even hacks, you guys can imagine facing this challenge?

  I've seen some talk about the IMAQdx capture buffers and it seems to me that one can not manually allocate these buffers or access it directly. The absolute best scenario would obviously be to hack your way around to spread the image data next to each other in memory, sort of as follows in scenario1.png:

  

  The foregoing, however, don't seem to be too easy to achieve. Second scenario would be to acquire in the individual buffers and perform one copy in the composite image. See the illustration below:

  

  Interfaces usually allow this with relative ease. I have not yet tested, but based on the documentation using ring acquisition of buffer and "Extracted IMAQdx Image.vi" this should be possible. Can anyone confirm this? The copy can be carried out by an external code as well. The last scenario, without ring buffer, using ' IMAQdx to Image2.vi ' might look like this:

  

  The second copy is a loss for this scenario should be out of the question.

  I hope this makes some. Want you magicians say about this?

  Unfortunately he has no concept of a "sub-image" where you could have acquired acquire seamlessly in an image that represents a region of a larger image. However, you are right that the acquisition of the ring with the extract is the way to remove a copy. In this mode, the user allocates the internal buffers imaqdx uses by means of standard images, and then they can access those without copying directly. You can simply extract the image of each camera (zero-copy) ring buffer, then use the VI ImageToImage to copy a region in your larger picture (a copy).

  Eric

• Acquire and process multiple images

  Hi, I use an acquisition card NI PCIe-1427 and tried acquisition and treatment of multiple image permanently. To be more precise, how can I extract a buffer of 4 images and perform some processing on the 4 images? For the examples, I can acquire 1000 images (or continuous), but must be extracted 4 images each time to combine them into a single image before saving the final image (on the handset). Thank you for viewing and comment. I woild appreciate if there are examples that I could learn too.

  Hi sp@davis,

  Did you look at This example that passes by sewing and processing of a video stream? There are tons of examples of different types of image processing on the community of NOR (like this one) If you have a type of mind-specific treatment. I hope this helps!

• Help on Perspective correction, Image stitching and then pattern matching.

  Hi all

  As a newbie in LabVIEW, I don't know a lot about machine vision.

  I need for my project automation, stitching the images (from 4 cameras, 90 degrees). Do the perspective correction and then form a label (which is actually pasted on the jar).

  Please share your experience on the same type of project. And help me to proceed with the development of the project.

  Also find enclosed all the pictures from the camera.

  PS: Due to budgetary constraints, I use very basic USB cameras available, and the attached picture is the actual image.

  To be able to correct the image for distortion, you first have to calibrate it. Assuming that your setting of the camera is constant (i.e. the bottle always at the same place in what concerns the cameras, I would first of all paste a grid around the bottle calibration and then take a few pictures of this grid with all four cameras.)

  We install a calibration grid, you can print: C:\Program Files (x 86) \National Instruments\Vision\Documentation\CalibrationGrid.pdf

  This example will then show how you can learn the calibration using the images of the grid, and then the correct images would have taken you without the grid.

  \LabVIEW 2010\examples\Vision\2. Calibration Example.llb\Nonlinear Calibration Example.vi Functions\Calibration\Nonlinear

  Note that you need to recalibrate the system if something changes (lens focus, camera or bottle of position.

  After this step, you should have 4 images 'straight' which have been corrected for distortion and which can be used for sewing.

  For sewing, unfortunately, Vision Development Module does not include an exit of the seams of box function.

  If this is acceptable, you can use some third party software that provide features couture, such as Photoshop Autostitch, Hugin, Ptgui, Panorama Tools, search for Microsoft Image Composite Editor, CleVR Stitcher or Adobe Systems.

  If you need to do everything in LabVIEW, I can point you to some of the tools provided with the library you can use to create your own algorithm of seam. This part is certainly the most difficult of your project.

  Image stitching process can be divided into three major components - image calibration, registration and fusion. We already talked about calibration.

  -Image recording is to couple features in your images in order to align them. You can use tools like the corresponding model and edge detection for this purpose Watch examples of vision LabVIEW to know how to code in LabVIEW.

  -Image mix is to process the images to account for the difference in brightness of images from several cameras.

  Histogram analysis on the different images and applying a lookup table are simple tools that you can use for this purpose.

  Images can then mingle with features like IMAQ ImageToImage.

  This thread also talks about sewing:

  http://forums.NI.com/T5/machine-vision/image-stitching/m-p/860414

  Hope this help get you started. Good luck with your project.

  -Christophe

• I can't download a specific image

  I can download the images from others and tried all the recommended here steps: cannot download Adobe Stock images , Ilicenced twice the image without getting any results, then please, sew help me? The photo ID is: 27524873 I would like to save to my computer.

  Thank you

  Krisztina Nemeth

  Well I advise you to Contact Customer Service as technical troubleshooting may be required.

• How to combine Adobe Stock images into a canvas?

  How to combine Adobe Stock images on a canvas?

  HELLO Lauren,

  You can manipulate the files using creative applications sews. Adobe offers many tutorials online that can help you with your question depending on what program you want to use. You can start here: Adobe, learn

• Drop Nav sensitive, sensitive image of centering, footer problem questions

  I'm hoping to help with the coding. I spent a lot of time trying to learn and do it myself, but I'm stuck.

  I have three questions right now:

  1 I know how set up the HTML for a menu drop down under 'products', but with the folding style of nav, I can't work properly.

  2 I know it's basic, but I can't Center the image of background hover at the div.

  3 Osgood has been kind enough to help with this page, but his links footer were side by side. I needed a third and I can't get them lined up correctly when the size falls to "smartphone" I'm sure it's because of my clumsy coding and I guess I have to give to each link an ID then float them but I'm not sure. "»

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  deloid101 wrote:

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  I find is only the icons in most of the cases are too heavy in weight. Would be nice if they had a lighter weight option.

• What are the best techniques to easily assemble a mosaic image?

  CS4 on Mac. I have this image:

  

  What is in fact 4 tiles stitched together, as shown here:

  

  Two questions. First of all, how can I join paths that affect each other in order to avoid any "unbound", showing at the sewing, like this:

  

  Would make a compound path is an appropriate technique?

  Secondly, how can I describe some of the commingled paths? If I simply color in the stroke to path I get lines on the seam, which is what I don't want. See the following topics. I want the contours on the perimeters of the paths of rounds, but not the horizontal and vertical lines that appear on the seams.

  

  Thank you in advance for your help!

  Trace does not have what you want.

  If you really want to unite use them pathfinder functions in the pathfinder Panel. See the manual for more information about how to use pathfinder functions. Illustrator help | Combining objects

  If you want to keep the ability to edit a quarter of the tile and the other to update, there could be other ways to achieve this.

• Cannot save a big TIFF 16-bit RGB Image in JPEG format

  Hi all

  I use Photoshop CS5 Extended on Windows 7 64 bit (Home Premium).

  I sewed a panorama in Photoshop using the fusion of 19 RAW (Canon 5 d mkII) files in 16-bit. Everything was fine, I saved the image merged under TIFF 16 and worked on it. Panoramic image resolution is approximately 33000 x 4900. Place the flattened selections and active left.

  Once I was happy, I ran the Image processor on it with a watermark action and add the copyright EXIF data. There is no need to say that it cannot save in JPEG format (he performed the action correctly, just stopped to save). Normally, this works very well with other images RGB TIFF 16 I did.

  I tried to save it manually, but at this time, I noticed that the "Save for web" option is grayed out and the dialog box "save under" showed no JPEG options.

  What I did:

  1.) tried to open it with ACR and save it in JPEG format. It worked well

  2.) tried to resize to 20000 x 3600 (more or less) and it worked fine (which means that the option to save it as a JPEG back where it)

  3.) tried to convert it to full-size 8-bit and who did not

  I'm not too bothered because I have the solution of ACR, but it's boring and in the past, I've done more large panoramas with CS4 and I never had this problem before.

  Any ideas?

  The image is nearly 1 GB, so I'll not post...

  Thanks for your help!

  The CAB code has a limit of 64 k according to the width and height of JPEG files.

  The Photoshop code has a 32 KB limit, because of the old code for JPEG.

• Problems with still images

  Hi all!

  Since upgrading to FCP 10.2.3, 80% of my images still in the movies and work, the other 20% weird color lines to this topic, see the image below.

  

  I tried to re - register and again add the media to the event, etc. and also deleted the files generated rendering library that did nothing.

  Thank you

  This means that your gpu is unable to manage these photos. Try to use the smallest size photos if possible. If you don't need to zoom in on them there is no need to use photos that are much larger than the size of the image. Tell us your details specific mac and os and fcpx version.

• Apple Watch (1st version) flashing background image

  I have a first generation of Apple Watch.  I recently did the upgrade to the new operating system for watches.  I have a picture as my background.  Since the update, when I turn my wrist to me, to "turn on" the face of the watch, it a little 'flash' thing she had ever done before.  It's a quick way, irruption of the image of the picture on my watch that then remains on the image.  Has anyone else seen/noticed does this?

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    • Set up your Apple Watch - Apple Support

• images don't "move with the text" correctly when I have several columns

  I use 2 columns, have been inserting images in my text and chose 'move with the text' but when I have to go back and fix something, or add text over the images all move and do not stay with the text.  They start on their knees and move to the other columns and will not stay with the text.  In my view, this has to do with the use of columns, does anyone have any suggestions?

  What version explicit pages (Pages: pages) and the Apple logo: about this Mac) operating system version are you using? There are different, a functional version of the Pages that are running on the current releases of OS X and guessing will not help you.

• MBP: monitor detected but no image except by VGA

  I have a MBP of Mid 2012 running latest El Capitan.

  When I connect to an external monitor, it is detected correctly in views (exact name, resolution, etc.), but the monitor doesn't detect any image from the portable computer. I tried the DVI - D and DisplayPort with various cables and monitors with the same result, but a picture appears if I connect to VGA. It started in the past week.

  The built-in display does not work normally.

  Looks like a hardware failure in the computer DisplayPort connector laptop, as the pins are worn or something?

  Any other ideas?

  Hi johngirvin,

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• What are disk images and can they be removed

  In downloads, I have a lot of disk images containing memory - such as Chrome - beyond 1 GB.

  I can remove them? Does make a difference? What are doing?

  All the other tips to speed up my mac because it is really slow!

  Have just updated the OS to Sierra - & that made matters worse, not better!

  A disk image is a convenient way for a developer to package and deliver the program. Once you have copied the program in your Applications folder, there is no reason to keep. You can safely remove. Note: Make sure that you have copied the image program in your applications folder before deleting.