ClearImage Tools Description:
Design specific, sophisticated batch operations, quality assurance measures, forms processing, logical operations, line modification and other customized manipulations, in a framework of batch operations with the ultimate tool for imaging professionals, offering powerful functions and intuitive controls. Create the precise set of operations and logic flows, in VB, C++ or Delphi, to support your equipment capabilities, process requirements and specific image population. Read images in TIFF, JPG, Grayscale and Color.
ClearImage tools integrates easily into applications and supports the following features:
MEASUREMENT OPERATIONS.
Measure Pixel Count, Rotation, Skew and Margin size - use these separate measurements to determine next action or to quality control the images.
Measure Vertical or Horizontal Histogram - use these measures to analyze the image
IMAGE COMPONENTS OPERATIONS
Find and Measure Objects - convenient way to identify important image elements
Extract Object - remove the object into a new image
Find and Measure Lines - identify lines for forms processing, or error processing, or for geometric references.
MORPHOLOGICAL OPERATIONS
Dilation, Erosion - fatten or reduce the thickness of lines to read them better
Outline, skeleton - divide the image into multiple objects
IMAGE LOGICAL OPERATIONS
Perform AND, OR, XOR or Paste operations on whole images or specified regions
IMAGE SCALING OPERATIONS
Scale Image - reduce/grow the image while maintaining its appearance
Scale to Grayscale Bitmap - reduce the image while retaining its appearance.
OTHER IMAGE OPERATIONS
Skew Image - rotate the image by a specified amount
ClearImage FREE SDK contains ActiveX COM modules, and a demonstration program to Evaluate, Develop, Test and Deploy image data capture applications. Comes with FREE professional consulting to help you succeed in your project
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