IDS peak 2.8.0 / uEye+ firmware 3.33

ROI

•The frame rate does not increase by the use of a horizontal ROI.

•It is possible to set a maximum ROI that is larger than the default ROI. The default ROI is the recommended ROI size of the sensor manufacturer. The offset of the default ROI is such that the ROI is centered. The maximum ROI includes all usable pixels. This can be used e.g. for debayering without special edge processing with recommended default ROI. To set the maximum ROI

1.Set the default ROI.

2.Decrease the offset.

3.Then increase the height and width of the ROI.

Binning

•Sensor binning is only supported by monochrome sensors (2x vertical).

•The frame rate does not increase with horizontal binning.

Decimation

•The model only supports FPGA decimation and no sensor decimation.

•The frame rate does not increase with decimation.

Black level

•Only deactivate the sensor's own automatic black level control if you carefully evaluate the camera's operation afterwards, as this may cause deviating image quality. It is recommended to use the sensor's own black level control.

Color correction

•The histogram does not reach 255 for every color value. This is caused by rounding differences in the calculation of the color correction matrix. Saturation is achieved when color correction is disabled.

Pixel format

•Due to the manufacturer, the minimum and maximum pixel values are not used for the sensor pixel formats. For example, in a 12-bit pixel format, only the value 4094 is reached for saturation, but not 4095.