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Re: Problems With Vision Processing
My guess is that your subVI is fine provided you wire up a mono image to it. The camera and Get Image VI return color images. You may want to add one more step, which is to extract a color plane or otherwise convert to mono.
Greg McKaskle 
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01-02-2011, 14:49
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Re: Problems With Vision Processing
Firstly, thanks - the vi works now. But there is another problem- when we try to debug the vi by watching the result image after each step of the processing - and we try to watch the image after being converted to binary- we get a black image. Is there any way to see the binary image in red\black the same way as in Vision Assistant while the code is running?
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01-02-2011, 21:29
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Re: Problems With Vision Processing
It is a little annoying when that happens, but easy to correct. You right click on the image control -- on the panel or in a probe, and you choose Palette>Binary. The others are more useful for color or monochrome.
Greg McKaskle
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