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Image Engineering
If iQ-Trigger is connected to an LED-Panel, it can also be controlled by LED-Panel software. It
is possible to automatically take single images or series by an interval timer (Figure 19). LED-
Panel and iQ-Trigger will be synchronized. LED-Panel starts by
releasing the iQ-Trigger using the play button.
For detailed information on setting up the iQTrigger (iQ-Trigger-T)
and connecting it with the LED-Panel, please see chapters 3 and
4 (page 7ff) of the iQ-Trigger manual (available in the download
section on the
).
High power:
Increases the thrust of the iQ-Trigger, which is
helpful for cameras with a stiff shutter release
button
Auto release:
LED-Panel will run, but iQ-Trigger will be
delayed until the 50
th
LED is reached
This feature can measure negative shutter or shooting release time lag, which
is particularly useful for cameras that buffer images even before the user
releases the camera trigger. The difference between it and the actual glowing
LED in the image represents the negative shooting or shutter release time lag.
Defocus time:
Time between triggering the defocus and start of LED-Panel and
iQ-Trigger
Sequence:
Time between iterations
Iterations:
Defining the amount of release iterations
Release time:
Determines how long the iQ-Trigger will press the camera release button; the
value ranges from 0.1s to 25s
5.5.3 Image view
The image view panel (Figure 15,
③
) shows the currently selected image in the file list. With
the +
🔎
-button you can zoom in. The -
🔎
-button resets the zoom level to fit the view panel.
After a successful analysis, you can toggle the highlighting of the detected LEDs in the image
with the “eye”-button.
5.5.4 Meta data
Figure 21
The metadata panel (Figure 21) gives a quick overview of important camera and lens settings
such as ISO speed or focal length. The metadata of each image will also be written into the
results file.
Figure 20
