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Re: Vision Processing in LabView
Perhaps your image is turned to a binary image. When it goes black, try right clicking it and setting the image view as binary.
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Re: Vision Processing in LabView
Images are a bit odd since they are one of the few reference types in LV. They are reference types because of their size.
The end-result is that modifications to the named image will impact the display in a somewhat random way. If you right click on an image display and turn on Snapshots, it should help with flashing due to intermediate operations on a named operation. Greg McKaskle
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