Video Inspection Software User’s Guide
Section 5: Image Stitching
Image stitching is a method of scaling super images that greatly extend beyond the field of view so that they fit within the field of view and can more easily be measured with pattern and other probes. Image stitching is included in manual and CNC encoder-based systems. Image stitching is used to: • Scale and fit large images into the field of view • Use DXF overlays on (scaled) super image parts • Collect (scaled) super images within traditional part programs for use in conjunction with pattern recognition for locating difficult edges and features that vary greatly from part to part
Stitching a Super Image Super images can be stitched using four methods: • Rectangular stitching • Free form stitching • Preset stage stitching
Enabling Image stitching Before using one of the image stitching methods, image stitching must be enabled. To enable image stitching: 1 Click the Stitch Mode button. The Image Stitch toolbar will be displayed at the bottom of the screen. The default method of rectangular stitching will be enabled. System toolbar > Stitch button
Rectangular Image Stitching To perform rectangular stitching: 1 Press the Rectangular Stitch button to enable rectangular stitching. A red guidance arrow will be shown in the video window.
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