Any good example of IMAQ Correlation vi.

Hello,
I am trying to understand the use of IMAQ Correlation VI for the purpose of feature tracking among the series of images for my experiment using Normalized Cross-Correlation technique. Kindly see the attached VI, it just not making any sense to me. Kindly suggest and any good example will be very helpful. Thanks in advance.
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It is a little hard to tell what you are trying to do from your explanation. You would have a much higher success rate if you posted on the Machine Vision board in the Most Active Hardware Boards. Also, if you post an example it is good practice to state the version of software used. It is also helpful to save it to a previous version to allow a broader audience to see the example.
You stated that you have a "purpose of feature tracking among the series of images for my experiment using Normalized Cross-Correlation technique." Could you post this with a more detailed explanation on the Machine Vision board? Also to explain what type of suggestions or advice you are looking for from the example that you posted would allow myself and others on the forums to understand what you are looking for here.
Vince M
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