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Originally Posted by Alan Anderson
If the libraries work the same for C++ as they do for LabVIEW, a BinaryImage has values of 0 and 1. If you use a normal color palette to view it, the image will consist of pixels that are either truly black or so dark as to appear black. Change the palette to distinguish clearly between those two values and you'll probably see what you expect.
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In C++ when you write a binary image (eg: filtered.bmp) the 1 pixels show up as red, 0 as black.