Palette; Filters - NITEHOG PYTHON Bedienungsanleitung

Palette

A variety of color palettes can be
used. In different palette modes
the object's temperature is
reflected in the coloring.
White Hot, Black Hot, Red Hot
and Isotherm.
White Hot and Black Hot -
Choosing Black Hot (warmer
objects appear in black) and
White Hot
appear in white) is up to user's
personal preference.
Red Hot - recommended mode for prolonged observation. The image is red black to
minimize the blue light emitting from the display and is more comfortable on the eyes.
Isotherm - the objects above the threshold temperature are colored in different shades
of red. The temperature threshold can be set (increase/decrease) by the temperature
scale shown.
Increasing the threshold value ignores the colorization of the colder objects.
This option is highly dependent from the distance to the object. It is highly recommended
to try different values of the threshold in the daily usage to find the right value for your
personal preference.

Filters

These filters affect the object edges
by eliminating the speckle noise,
but reduces the sharpness of the
image.
48
(warmer objects
IMAGE IMAGE
Brightness Brightness
Contrast Contrast
Palette Palette
Filters Filters
EXIT
IMAGE
IMAGE
Brightness
Brightness
Contrast
Contrast
Palette
Palette
Filters
Filter 1 Filter 2 Filter 3
Filters Filter 1 Filter 2
EXIT
RH RH °C °C
WH BH WH BH
Filter 1 Filter 2 Filter 3
°C
WH BH RH
Filter 3