Posts by Grubbier

    I agree in using the new 5 VCL marathon, my company is purchasing.

    In the meantime, to test this HDR feature of our interest, I have the old microenable IV as platform.


    I try to optimize the part of the two framebuffer randomizers in one


    Best Regards

    First of all I would like to thank for the answer obtained.

    I tested "HDR_CRC_Gray_Seq2_4096x500.va" in simulation mode with two test images and it works.

    I am currently in possession of a microEnable IV VD1-CL tested together with a Teledyne DALSA P4 4K Mono camera:


    - TestPattern "Ramp"

    - Base Camera Link Mode

    - MultiLine Exposure Mode that generates a 8192*500 frame (this frame is read by the FrameBufferRandomizer to generate a 4096 * 1000 frame for the algorithm to work)


    The file "HDR_CRC_Gray_Seq2_4096x500.va" does not seem to compile on VD1-CL presumably due to excess of RAM resources required.



    So I tried to tune the "Exposure Fusion.va" example to my needs:

    (Base Camera Gray level image: 4096 * 500 output image; I attach it).

    The compilation on VD1-CL is successful but the acquisition frequency does not go above about 1.5Khz.


    I wanted to know if these HDR algorithms involve a frequency limitation.

    Also, if it were possible, I would like to know if a version in FULL Camera link mode can be implemented (involves the insertion of buffers that consume resources)


    Did I make any mistakes?

    Thanks a lot for the answer

    Hello,

    I'm a new forum user and a beginner in using visual applets. I take this opportunity to greet everyone.

    I am interested in using the sample algorithms for HDR (gray level) found in the installation path:


    \examples\Processing\HighDynamicRange\HDR_CRC_Gray.va

    \examples\Processing\HighDynamicRange\HDR_linearW_Gray_3_Base.va


    I think I have problem setting up the "AddrGen" box inside the "Image Sequence" box. I'm working with 2 gray level images 4096 * 500 (WxH). Can anyone help me about it? thank you so much for your availability