Dark Pixel Line In Captured Image
Hello,
I am trying to use a high speed machine vision camera (AVT guppy PRO F503C) to analyze touch screen LCD user interface modules for pixel defects, foreign particles, scratches, etc... However, this process is hampered by a dark line of pixels which tracks down the screen continously during image acquistion (both grab and continous grab). I have had a little success adjusting the camera shutter value to minimize the visibility of this line, however, this has proved to be relatively inconsistent as the shutter value seems to differ from unit to unit. I am wondering if anyone has ever run into this issue and if there is any corrective action to eliminate or minimize the effects of this line (lighting, camera settings, etc..). Here is an image:
Thanks,
Chase Fearing
Test Engineer
Subzero / Wolf
Solved!
Go to Solution.
Here is a workaround. No charge. This time
I'm assuming the line always shows up in a different position vertically in the image. If this is not the case, you may need to change the framerate so that the line moves around. The VI I have attachec take in images from your camera until the "# of Images to Consider" value is met. While it is collecting the images, it builds a sigle array of the max pixel values that came before. The resulting image will not have the line. You will need to play with the # value to figure out what works for your application.
Machine Vision, Robotics, Embedded Systems, Surveillance
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How to extract the lines from the image
Hi Everyone,
I have an Image. In that, a circle object (plastic material) placed at centre with dark background. When the light is allowed to propagate through the plasic ring, It is getting disturbed by the cut made in that. When light allowed to pass through, we can see some lines (via camera) in the plastic ring. Now I need to count the number of lines in the plastic ring programatically using Vision. How to start this ??? I m new here, so please treat me like a baby...
Find the sample Image below.
I am using NI Vision assistant & Labview 8.2.1.
Thanks in Advance
Attachments:
DSC_3017.JPG 165 KBI followed the same procedure in Labview 8.2 and it doesnt work (Returns an error: Invalid ROI). Then I started the same programming in 2013 and its working good. I really dont know why ?????!!!!!!!!
Now the problem is different. After thresholding the image, it stays with some noise. I need to eliminate all and count the number of lines in the image. How to do that ???
Here I dont see any function like Threshold Detector like what BruceAmmons said.''
Refer the modified VI attached below.
Attachments:
IMAQ_lines_Modified.vi 51 KB -
Camera will not capture images. Purely states 'unable to capture image'. Video camera comes up with coloured lines, no image. Reasonably new handset, have tried rebooting and clearing down all apps. Any ideas??
Sounds like a hardware problem to me but i could be wrong. Try backing it up and doing a security wipe and see if it helps.
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Dealing with non-square pixels from video capture (CS3)
Hi all,
This is the problem I have : I watch a video on my PC using any utility such as, for example, CyberLink's PowerDVD. I pause the movie to capture a frame to the Clipboard, then I paste it into PS CS3 via a newly created document.
Because the movie was shot and recorded on the DVD in widescreen format, therefore using non-square pixels (wider than they are tall), the still image in PS appears "shrunk" horizontally. I then go to Image|Pixel Aspect Ratio and set the ratio to, say, "D1/DV PAL Widescreen (1.42)", as I am in PAL-land. The still image now looks fine, and I can save it, for example in TIFF format ; it will retain its "non-square pixel" attribute, with the black bands on top and at the bottom.
However, what I utimately want to do is use that still image on the Web, so I need to save it as a JPEG image, and this is where the problem happens : the JPEG conversion reverts those pixels to square ones, whether I use the "Save for Web and Devices..." option, or just the "Save As..." one.
How can I turn my very heavy TIFF into a much leaner JPEG, while retaining the non-square pixels that give the image its correct proportions ? Is there a way around this problem ?
I'm not used to dealing with non-square pixel images, so any help and tip will be greatly appreciated. Many thaks in advance.
Dominic.As Zeno said, you can simply copy&paste. Also, there is always an equivalent square pixel format for each anamorphic format that can fully accommodate the image, which would be 1024x576 for PAL widescreen. For more info on PAR conversions, I recomemnd you do some reading in the online help files for After Effects or Premiere Pro.
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Unable to capture image using MDT 2012
After running my Sysprep and Capture task using MDT 2012, MDT begins to capture the image and makes it all the way to ~94% and then stops and returns several errors. Any idea as to what may be causing this? Below are the errors returned during the capture
task and the ZTIBackup.log:
Error creating an image of drive C:, re=2
ZTI ERROR - Non-zero return code by ZTIBackup, rc = 2
Litetouch deployment failed, Return Code = -2147467259 0x80004005
Failed to run the action: Create WIM.
The system cannot find the file specified. (Error: 00000002; Source: Windows)
The execution of the group (capture Image) has failed and the execution has been aborted. An action failed.
Operation aborted (Error: 80004004; Source: Windows)
Failed to run the last action: Create WIM. Execution of task sequence failed.
The system cannot find the file specified. (Error: 00000002; Source: Windows)
Task Sequence Engine failed! Code: enExecutionFail
Task sequence execution failed with error code 80004005
Error Task Sequence Manager failed to execute task sequence. Code 0x80004005
ZTIBackup.log:
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file="ZTIBackup">Not sure what's going on here. Possibly a corrupt drive? Or the target drive is full?
Try running the imagex command manually from a F8 cmd window (in WinPE)
"\\OCS-MDT\CCBShare$\Tools\X64\imagex.exe" /capture /compress maximum C: "\\OCS-MDT\CCBShare$\Captures\CCB01-8_15_14.wim" "CCB01CDrive" /flags ENTERPRISE
Keith Garner - Principal Consultant [owner] -
http://DeploymentLive.com -
Unable to capture images since upgrade to MDT 2013
I recently updated MDT 2012 to MDT 2013 to enable support for Windows 8.1. Under MDT 2012 I was able to both capture and deploy images without an issue. Since upgrading to MDT 2013 I've had nothing but grief. When I launch my Sysprep and Capture task I am
returned with the following error:
Error creating an image of drive D:, rc=2ZTI ERROR -Non-zero return code by ZTIBackup, rc=2Litetouch deployment failed, Return Code = -2147467259 0x80004005
Failed to run the action: Create WIM.
The system cannot find the file specified. (Error: 00000002; Source: Windows)
The execution of the group (Capture Image) has failed and the execution has been aborted.
An action failed.
Operation aborted (Error: 80004004; Source Windows)
Failed to run the last action Create WIM. Execution of task sequence failed.
The system cannot find the file specified. (Error 00000002; Source: Windows)
Task Sequence Engine Failed! Code: enExecutionFail
Task sequence execution failed with error code 80004005
Error TAsk Sequence Manager failed to execute task sequence. Code 0x80004005
Once the machine boots up again I check the BDD log located in C:\Windows\Temp\DeploymentLogs and notice the following error:
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thread="" file="ZTIBackup">
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My issue appears to be a permissions problem. For troubleshooting purposes I've given Everyone full access to \DeploymentShare$ however the problem continues to persist.
I'm not sure where to go from here. Hoping someone can help.
Thanks.Additionally, ensure that the share itself is marked R/W access.
As a test, boot to WinPE and try to create a file, any file on the share.
However, Lordy86 may have the correct solution :^).
Keith Garner - keithga.wordpress.com -
WDS capture image on a Windows 2012 R2 server fails with a winload error
Hello,
I have been fighting with this problem for days now. I have to install
30 Win8.1 Pro PC's with WDS. The WDS service is running on a Win2012 R2
server. I added the Win 8.1 Pro boot and install images and created a capture image.
Now when I boot the reference computer I get a Boot Manager message saying that winload.exe is missing or corrupt. The original boot wim works
correctly.I removed and added the WDS role a couple of times, I tried the procedure with a 32 bit Win7 boot image, and that worked, But when I added the capture image created from the original Win8.1 boot.wim, that spoiled both capture images. I tried
the same thing with a Win2012 R2 Standard server after removing and adding the WDS role again, but the capture image generated the same error as above. .I see that since about mid-April many people has the same problem.Different solutions are suggested, but
none of them worked for me. One of them is to mount and unmount the capture image, that didn't help for me.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
GaborDo I understand correctly that if you deploy original wim file to your testPC1 it works all right, but if you deploy an image that you captured on buildPC to testPC1 then you get the winload.exe error ?
Are you formatting (deleting all the partitions) on testPC1 during the
deployment of captured image ? Can you check and confirm if the HDD seting for AHCI or IDE (yes, its still around) is the same option on both stations? -
How can I substract 2 pixels form the same image
I would like to know which library should I use from labview 7 and/or imaq vision so that I can substract the COORDINATES of 2 PIXELS from the SAME image.
THANKS !!!Hello nobuto,
never worked with IMAQ by myself, but a collegue did...
He used a function "IMAQ Select Rectangle" to select a ROI (region of interest). You could do so for your 2 pixels. This functions gives you an "IMAQ Rectangle" (a cluster of 5 elements: top, left, right, bottom, rotation). You could uncluster the needed elements and do your subtraction.
Hope this helps.
Best regards,
GerdW
Best regards,
GerdW
CLAD, using 2009SP1 + LV2011SP1 + LV2014SP1 on WinXP+Win7+cRIO
Kudos are welcome
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