Scale Image
The Scale module will scale an image by a percent factor. You can
use this module to reduce or enlarge an image within the processing
pipeline. Reducing an image can help to speed up the processing frame rate
by reducing the amount of data to be processed. However, this is best
achieved by changing the image capture format size in the OPTIONS button
in the main RoboRealm dialog. Doing so causes the camera driver to scale down
the image and send less data. This causes the frame rate to go up significantly.
Interface
Instructions
1. Select the final width and height size as a percent or actual pixel size
that you want to scale the image to. This can be smaller or larger than 100% or the current image size.
2. Select the scaling technique that is to be used. Pixel resize
is faster and is sharper than other techniques but can cause jaggered
edges on high contrast lines. Bilinear resize will use linear
interpolation to determine the actual resulting pixel values. This
technique is slower but will create smoother more pleasing results.
3. While editing either the pixel size or percent size the module will adjust the width and
height to keep the same aspect ratio. To remove this restriction uncheck the "Maintain
Aspect Ratio" checkbox.
Example
| Original | Scaled to 160x120 |
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See Also
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