HDR Module

HDR Module

HDR Module

Product catalog summary
Overview:
The HDR Module is a software extension for QuickPHOTO programs designed to create high dynamic range (HDR) images from a series of bracketed images with varying exposures. It is applicable for static samples in microscopy, macro photography, and standard photography.
Features:
  • Merges bracketed images into an HDR image.
  • Offers automatic or manual merging methods with adjustments for overexposure, underexposure, midtone, brightness, contrast, saturation, and hue.
  • Includes interactive preview and histogram features.
  • Compatible with microscope images, macro images, and standard photographs.
Functionality:
The module addresses challenges in capturing images with correct exposure when the brightness range exceeds the camera sensor's capacity. It ensures well-exposed images by merging multiple exposures.
Procedure:
  1. Acquisition: Capture a series of bracketed images of a static sample with varying exposure times.
  2. Loading and Adjustment: Load the images into the HDR module, adjust merging parameters, and preview the HDR image with a histogram.
  3. Creation: Click 'Merge' to create and display the HDR image in the QuickPHOTO program.
System Requirements:
  • QuickPHOTO CAMERA, MICRO, or INDUSTRIAL version 3.1 or higher.
  • Single-core 2.4 GHz processor, 2 GB RAM.
  • Microsoft Windows Vista/7/8/8.1/10.
  • Minimum monitor resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels.
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Catalog excerpts

HDR Module-1

HDR Module Software Module for High Dynamic Range Imaging HDR is an additional software module for QuickPHOTO programs intended for creating images with high dynamic range from series of bracketed images (images with different expositions). The module can be used for creation of HDR images of static samples acquired using microscopes, for macro images as well as for standard photography. Merging of series of bracketed images into an HDR image Options of automatic or manual merging method selection. Following adjustments are available: overexposure compensation, underexposure compensation, midtone, brightness, contrast, saturation and hue. Interactive preview and histogram Works with images from microscopes, macro images and standard photographs. How It Works: For some samples, it might be quite difficult to acquire images with correct exposition in standard way. This happens in cases, when brightness range of photographed scene exceeds the range, which the chip is able to capture. In such case the appearance of the photographed scene might not be satisfactory. E.g. when lightest parts of the photographed scene are well exposed, the darkest areas are underexposed and vice versa. For taking photos of such scenes the HDR module is inte

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HDR Module-2

The procedure of creating an HDR image is following: 1. Acquisition of Series of Bracketed Images First step is the acquisition of series of bracketed images of a static sample (with consecutive change of exposure time). 2. Loading of Series of Bracketed Images to HDR Module + Adjusting Merging Parameters In second step, the series of bracketed images is loaded to HDR module. After the loading a dialog window with preview of an HDR image with options to user define its appearance shows up. All setting interactively display in preview and histogram. 3. Creation of HDR Image After clicking the...

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