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superimposing two images?

Hello all,

I am currently working with an imaging system and would like to threshold one image and lay it over top of another. I have tried several things but I can not quite accomplish what I want. Any suggestions? 

Azazel
Azazel

Pentium 4, 3.6GHz, 2 GB Ram, Labview 8.5, Windows XP, PXI-5122, PCI-6259, PCI-6115
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Hi

Are the image you acquired in colour or greyscale? you might wana separate them into component colours if its in colour or reducing them to greyscale. how many bits per pixel are you using? what is the method you are using to superimpose 2 images? which is your goal?

Goy
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See this thread

http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=170&message.id=126872&query.id=19013#M126872

were talked about this a while back and you can find a number of examples.

 

Ben

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Thanks for the link Ben, it helped alot!!!

Azazel

Azazel

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Hello again,

So I looked at the previous postings and it did help me alot and I have written a nice little program that superimposes to images from file.  Is it possible to do this without loading saved images but instead using 2 different sections of a front panel?  My main vi. has two imaging modalities on the front panel and I want to combine these two images into one.  Any suggestions?

Azazel

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