Break larger ROI into subsections

Hello everyone, I have a question. 
Is it possible to take a ROI (perhaps a polyline or freehand drawn one) and subdivide this ROI into rectangular or semi-rectangular rois (with certain size parameters?) I would like to selectively add or subracted certain features in the large ROI before image acquisition. 
Thanks,
D.

In LabVIEW, the points of a freehand ROI are actually available in ROI Descriptor::Contours::Coordinates. You could try filtering them manually.
Another option that might work for you is to use "IMAQ ROIToMask 2" to create a binary image, then mask your binary image into the separate rectangular regions you want, and then use "IMAQ LabelToROI" to convert back to an ROI from your masked binary image.
I think the attache LabVIEW 2010 example should explain this.
Kevin C.
Attachments:
ROI Example.vi ‏79 KB

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