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Reference Manual ATOM one SSM500
Hue
-32768
-180 degree
32768
179.99450 degree
See notes below
With no parameter it dumps all 24 segments.
=> mcc_set
mcc_set 0 16384 0
mcc_set 1 16384 0
mcc_set 2 16384 0
mcc_set 3 16384 0
mcc_set 4 16384 0
…
OK
You can dump one segment by specifying one segment only.
=> mcc_set 3
mcc_set 3 16384 0
OK
Examples of setting hue and saturation of a color phase:
float saturation = 1.23f;
// saturation of 1.23
float s = saturation * 4096.0f;
// s = 5038.08
int value = (int) round( s );
// value = 5038
float hue = 1.1f;
// hue rotation by =+1.1°
float h = hue * 16384 / 90;
// h = 200.2489
int value = (int) round( h );
// value = 200
float hue = -4.3f;
// hue rotation=-4.3°
float h = hue * 16384 / 90;
// h = -782.7911
int value = (int) round( h );
// value = -783
10.38
lsc <enable> <k> <offset> <slope>
Due to the physical properties of the lenses used in optical imaging a reduction of the
luminescence occurs from the middle of the image sensor to its borders. This is commonly
known as vignetting. This effect can be separated into natural and artificial vignetting, both
can be corrected using the Lens Shading Correction module. Please note that this is an