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function of attribute node "palette type - grayscale"

Hello,

 

i wanted to ask you, what the function of this attribute node "palette type" (grayscale) is?

It is included in (almost) every VI, created in Vision Assistant.

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Please crop your embedded image next time. There is no need to include 1M white pixels!

 

How old is your LabVIEW version? I think it was in the last century when property nodes were still called attribute nodes.

 

What happens if you right-click the node and select "help for palette type" or similar?

 

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The function is the mapping of pixel value to "color" on the Imaq display.  Gray scale will map your 8-bit image to 256 shades of gray, and RGB or HSL to colors.  Other settings are binary, temperature or gradiant which use a different color to value mapping.

Paul Falkenstein
Coleman Technologies Inc.
CLA, CPI, AIA-Vision
Labview 4.0- 2013, RT, Vision, FPGA
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So, it doesnt change image information? Is it only a setting how (in which colors) to display the image information in the frontpanel?

When I process an rgb image in an VI, this node has no impacts on the processing?

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It's a property of the indicator. It cannot change the incoming Data.

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I dont see any difference in an displayed rgb image, when I change from grayscale to rainbow or something else. And I see also no difference in displaying when I erase the node..

So I dont understand this.

Sorry for the big image.

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thanks a lot!

Also for correcting me.

 

 

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I would think it only applies to palettes images. If you have an RGB image, palette settings have no meaning.

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Yes palettes only are really useful for 8bit (or 16bit I guess) scaling in imaq displays.  Color images are already color mapped to RGB

Paul Falkenstein
Coleman Technologies Inc.
CLA, CPI, AIA-Vision
Labview 4.0- 2013, RT, Vision, FPGA
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