Photon Focus DR1-D1312(IE)-G2, User Manual

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Figure 4.41: Proper grey reference image for gain correction
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Figure 4.42: Schematic presentation of the corrected image using gain correction algorithm
In addition, the black reference image and grey reference image that are currently stored in
the camera RAM can be output.
Table 4.17 shows the minimum and maximum values of the correction matrices, i.e. the range
that the offset and gain algorithm can correct.
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Offset correction -1023 DN @ 12 bit +1023 DN @ 12 bit
Gain correction 0.42 2.67
Table 4.17: Offset and gain correction ranges
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