Image Adjustment

Introduction

65R image settings are set by default for the best settings in most use cases. There is also the ability to alter some of the color and exposure settings for custom applications.

Changing these values is not necessary for most applications and may prevent standard analytics from being run.

Exposure

In most normal usage, the exposure should not need to be adjusted, however if your images are consistently too bright or too dark, the autoexposure settings can be modified. These settings will change how bright / dark the image is, as well as the shutter speeds and gains used to capture the image.

Exposure Target

Shutter Min

Shutter Max

Shutter Unlock

RGB Color Adjustments

These settings allow adjustment to the overall brightness, contrast, and saturation of the image without modifying the exposure. They should be used for fine color adjustment if the default settings are not giving the quality of image needed for your application.

Brightness

Contrast

Saturation

Pipeline

There are several onboard processing steps that the sensor performs to provide the best data product possible. While we recommend leaving these at their default settings, each of the processing stages can be disabled to get completely unmodified imagery from the sensor.

Color Correction

Gamma Correction

Image Sharpening

Vingetting Correction