How to show 10-bit PNG(TIFF) file in Labview?

I used NI-IMQA 1409 to grab a 10-bit picture. It only can be save as PNG file in MAX. but I found I could n't display that image file any more? Could any one tell me how I can display that PNG file. Thanks

First, when you Grab or Snap an image in LabVIEW with the Vision utilities, you will have to use 16bit format. This is a big pain, and a serious waste of memory, but necessary. I strongly recommend that if you are doing any kind of image manipulation or processing, that you keep it 10bit.
Okay, with that said. To display the image, you need to go to the Picture Tools palette, NOT the IMAQ palette. There you will find the tools to open and display the PNG image. However; you should be able to read the image with the "Read Image File" VI, though as I have never done it, I cannot be certain. Either way, the Picture tools will get you where you need to be.

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