05-22-2019 01:26 AM
Hello,
The update is:nothing worked! A colleague of mine who is quite good with labview came to have a look but it appears that nothing works.
I have one last thing to try, which is use a previous version of labview, perhaps that will work. Now I need to figure out how to save all the vi for a previous versione.
Maria
05-22-2019 10:34 AM
@maryjane17 wrote:
Now I need to figure out how to save all the vi for a previous versione.
Use "Save for Previous Version"...
05-24-2019 09:38 AM
That does not suffice because I have a number on vi and dll that are not saved for previous version used the option you just mention.
05-24-2019 09:48 AM
Here is the current update:
Labview, after initializing the camera add, some weird setting which change the scaling of each tile.
What is most puzzling is that the weird set up that labview use overwrite the default settings of the camera on the original software from Qimaging, so if I don't restart everything the camera saves with the labview set up rather than the standard default values.
Also the images are saved with very random value. I have attached a screen shot of a fluorescence blu plastic slide acquired with the camera only and with labiew. The camera saves in 12 bit so the value range from 0 to 4095 ( in the attached screen shot on the right). Labview saves lucky knows how! The value range of the images go from 0 to 34456.0 if I save as png (in the attached screen shot on the left). If I save as tif it saves them with a range from 32777 to 32780!
What is going on? I have red somewhere that maybe this could be caused by a mask?
Does anyone knows if I can use a matlab code in labview to snap my images?
Thank you