This tab provides color rendering settings for your uEye camera (see also Color filter).

Fig. 186: uEye Demo - Processing

IR color filter correction

When using color cameras with IR filter glass, you need to set the appropriate color correction matrix to ensure correct color rendering. The driver detects the IR filter type and sets this value automatically. You can also select the correction matrix manually.

Whitebalance

•Disabled
The automatic white balance is disabled.

•One shot
The auto control will be run once and is then deactivated.

•Auto
This option enables for some sensors the internal white balance control.

Test images

The camera transmits a selectable test image that you can use for testing the data transmission. You can choose from different types of test images, depending on the camera type.

•Auswahl des Testbilds
Some of the test images (e. g. black image and white image) are created by the sensor and are available in both, USB-based and GigE-based uEye models.
Test images marked (RAW) are only properly displayed in raw Bayer mode.

•Parameter
You can adjust the appearance of some of the test images with the slider.

Notes on test images •Manually changing the pixel clock will disable the test image mode. •Animated test images are ideal for testing recorded sequences. •With some sensors, the sensor gain setting has an influence on the test image. •For USB cameras, you can use a white test image to check the camera's maximum load on the USB bus. Due to the transmission process, completely white camera images require somewhat more bandwidth on the USB bus than completely black images. •To turn on hot pixel correction does not make sense for a test image. •The test images are transferred with a bit depth of 8 bit.

Resetting the parameters

Click on the "Default" button to reset all parameters to the model-specific defaults.