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SettingsCaptureSettingIDs Enumeration

Standard capture settings

Namespace:  MediaCy.Commands.Capture
Assembly:  MediaCy.Commands.Capture (in MediaCy.Commands.Capture.dll) Version: 1.0.0.0
Syntax
VB
Public Enumeration CaptureSettingIDs
Members
  Member nameValueDescription
Exposure49 Exposure time in milliseconds (for digital cameras)
Binning52 Binning where first value is X (horizontal) binning and the second is Y binning
Resolution91 The index of the resolution in use.
Gain53 The gain setting, which could be an analog gain setting, EM gain or other
Contrast9 Contrast to apply when acquiring
Brightness10 Brightness to apply when acquiring
Gamma97 Gamma to apply when acquiring
Hue15 Hue adjustment to apply when acquiring
Saturation16 Saturation to apply when acquiring
Offset54 Offset to apply when acquiring
BitDepth14 Bit depth in which to preview or acquire, where bit depths divisible by three indicate Color
SubRegion48 Sub-region in which to preview, or to acquire
AutoAdjustForBinning56 Indicates whether to automatically adjust exposure when binning is changed
InputTrigger12 Indicates whether to wait for a hardware trigger before acquiring
OutputTrigger13 Indicates whether to issue a hardware trigger while acquiring
DynamicAutoExposure108 Indicates whether to apply dynamic auto-exposure while previewing
DynamicAutoRange126 Indicates whether to apply dynamic auto-range (adjustment of Black and White levels) while previewing
DynamicAutoContrast111 Indicates whether to apply dynamic auto-contrast while previewing
Duration146 Sets the duration of most movie recording
Interval147 Sets the interval of most movie recording, when FastMovieCapture is False
SaturationWarning32832 Indicates whether to apply a saturation warning overlay to acquired images
MarkerBar100000 Indicates whether to apply a calibration marker bar to acquired images
DateTimeStamp100001 Indicates whether to apply a date/time stamp to acquired images
FilePath100002 The folder in which to save images captured to file
FileFormat100003 The file format to use when saving acquired images to file
FileCompression100004 The file compression to use when saving acquired images to file
FileQuality100005 The JPEG Quality to use when saving acquired images to file
FastMovieCapture100006 Indicates whether to stream as fast as possible, or use the Interval
FastMovieFrames100007 Indicates the number of frames to acquire if streaming to memory and using FastMovieCapture
AutoName100008 Indicates whether to auto-name images when acquired (recommended if also saving to file or streaming to disk)
AutoNamePrefix100009 Prefix to use when auto-naming images
AutoNameNumericSuffix100010 Indicates whether to add a numeric suffix when auto-naming images
AutoNameFormat100011 The format to use when auto-naming images
AutoNameStartAtSuffix100012 The starting value to use when auto-naming images with a numeric suffix
AutoNameMinimumDigitsSuffix100013 The minimum number of digits to use when auto-naming images with a numeric suffix
SettingsFolder100014 Indicates the folder where settings files are currently saved or loaded
SettingsFilename100015 Indicates the last-used setting file name
PromptForFilename100016 Indicates whether to prompt for a file name when capturing to file
PromptFilename100017 Indicates the last-used file name if capturing to file
CaptureToFile100018 Indicates whether to capture to file
StreamToDisk100019 Indicates whether to stream to disk
ShutterControl100020 Indicates the type of shutter control while acquiring
PrePostTriggerControl100021
NumberOfFastMovieFramesAvailable100022 Indicates the number of fast movie frames that are available at the current BitDepth, Binning and SubRegion (Read-only)
AutoNameExtraLabel100023 The extra label to use when auto-naming images
AutoNameExtraLabelAtEnd100024 Indicates that the extra label is at the end when auto-naming images, otherwise it is at the beginning
Remarks
Not all settings are supported by all devices. Use these Capture Setting IDs with IsSettingSupportedObject to check whether a specific setting is supported by the selected device.
See Also