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Three different acquisition modes are available:
Continuous ("Live Mode") 1.
MultiFrame ("Number of Single Snaps") 2.
SingleFrame ("Single Snap") 3.
The frame rate depends on
the camera, •
the pixel clock of the sensor and
•
the Acquisition Frame Rate. •
If you want to have a fixed frame rate using the Continuous mode, GenICam offers the property Setting ->
Base -> Camera -> GenICam -> Acquisition Control -> Acquisition Frame Rate (from 5 fps to maximum of
the camera in 0.1 increments). Just adapt this property to your needs.
Alternatively, if you need frame rates below 5 fps, you can use Timers. In the use case Synchronized
acquisitions using timers, for example, a frame rate of 1 fps is generated.rate of 1 fps.
13.4.1.2.2 White balance of a camera device (color version)
Start the wxPropView and initialize the device by clicking Use and start a Continuous acquisition.
Figure 66: wxPropView - Continuous mode
While using a color version of the camera, the PC will calculate a color image from the original gray Bayer
mosaic data. For getting correct colors when working with a Bayer mosaic filter you have to calibrate the
white balance (this must be performed every time the lighting conditions change).
The wxPropView offers predefined settings for e.g.
Daylight, •
TungstenLamp, •
HalogenLamp,
•
FluorescentLamp and many more. •
Simply select the necessary item in the menu Setting -> Base -> ImageProcessing -> WhiteBalance.
If you need a user defined setting, you can also define own ones. For this, select a profile (e.g. User1) for this
setting:
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