LQ-401CL
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L3 says to shift 3 pixels to the left and R3 says to shift 3 pixels to the
right.
In case of Red, CABLR=[User Lens],[Shift value]
In case of Blue, CABLB=[User Lens],[Shift value]
In case of NIR, CABLIR=[User Lens],[Shift value]
The range of the shift value is -3 to +3.
The following is the result of a negative setting
The following is the result of a positive setting.
Fig. 23 Operation of the compensation
Area
:
This command specifies the area in which pixel shifting will be applied.
The image is divided into 16 blocks, with each block representing 256
pixels. Enter a number from 1 to 8 to specify the inner edge of the pixel
shifted area. The value is automatically mirrored on both the left and
right sides of the image. If the left side pixel value is +/-1, only Area
setting (1 to 6 blocks in fig. 25) is used and all pixels in this area will be
shifted by 1 pixel. All pixels outside this area (7 and 8, white blocks) will
remain un-shifted. If the left side pixel value is +/-2 or +/-3 use the 2
nd
Pixel Block and 3
rd
Pixel block fields to define a gradual shift from the
edge to the center of the image.
2nd pixel block
:
If the left side pixel value is 2 or more pixels, enter a number in this field
to specify the block where the compensation will transition from a 2-pixel
shift to a 1-pixel shift. The value entered is automatically mirrored on
both the left and right sides of the image. Blocks 1 to 4 in fig.25, are
where the 2 to 1-pixel shift will be applied.
3rd pixel setting :
If the left side pixel value is set at +/-3, enter a value in this field to
specify the block where the compensation will transition from a 3-pixel
shift to a 2-pixel shift. The value entered is automatically mirrored on
both the left and right sides of the image. Blocks shown in blue (1 and 2
block) are where the 3-pixel shift will be applied.
