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4: Operating Instructions
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Capturing an Image Series
GelCapture provides you with two options for capturing an Image Series: Software Integration and
Hardware Integrations. Software Integration creates a series of images using the same defined
exposure time. It merges captured images and displays the result of this merge. Hardware Integration
creates a series of images using different exposure times for each image. It captures the image for the
full amount of time specified.
The diagram below illustrates the differences between Software Integration and Hardware
Integration using 1, 2 and 3 minutes exposure times.
Software Integration Hardware Integration
Image #1
1 minute
exposure time
The image is captured for one minute The image is captured for one minute
Image #2
2 minute
exposure time
The last image (image #1) is captured for
one minute and combined with image #1
to create image #2
The image is captured for two minutes
Image #3
3 minute
exposure time
The last image (composite image #2 ) is
capture for one minute and combined
with image #2 to create image #3
The image is captured for three minutes
Software Integration creates images that are made of a combination of previous and new
information. For example, the second image in the above drawing is based on the information in both
the first image and the second image. Although the second image was captured with the same
exposure time as the first image in the series (1 minute), it provides illustrated information like that
of an image that received 2 minutes exposure time (combination of 1 1 minute).
Hardware Integration creates images that are based only on new information. For example, the
second image in the above drawing is based on brand new information which is collected following
the capture of a new image with 2 minutes exposure time. For capturing detailed information,
Hardware Integration is the preferred option.