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Re: Access Axis 206 Image Data

If you are wanting to write image processing algorithms from scratch, there are functions in NIVision to return an array of values for the pixels. Type-wise, it is intended to be called from C, and wrappers to put it into a LV array are in the library. I'm relatively sure it can be put into a Java type, but I doubt the library wrapper exists. If you want high performance processing, check to see if the function already exists in nivision.

As mentioned, if you were going to mark some pixels, it is generally better to send some info back to the dashboard and mark it there using the annotation feature.

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