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ExtractFrames Class

Exports the frame(s) to the separate image.
Inheritance Hierarchy
SystemObject
  MediaCy.IQL.ApplicationMcCommand
    MediaCy.IQL.ApplicationMcCommandExtended
      MediaCy.CommandsBaseCommand
        MediaCy.CommandsOneInputCommandObject
          MediaCy.Commands.Image.FramesFramesCommand
            MediaCy.Commands.Image.FramesFramesOutputCommand
              MediaCy.Commands.Image.FramesExtractFrames

Namespace:  MediaCy.Commands.Image.Frames
Assembly:  MediaCy.Commands (in MediaCy.Commands.dll) Version: 3.1.0.0
Syntax
VB
Public Class ExtractFrames
	Inherits FramesOutputCommand

The ExtractFrames type exposes the following members.

Constructors
  NameDescription
Public methodExtractFrames
Initializes a new instance of the ExtractFrames class
Public methodExtractFrames(String)
Initializes a new instance of the ExtractFrames class
Public methodExtractFrames(McCommand)
Initializes a new instance of the ExtractFrames class
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Properties
  NameDescription
Public propertyBestFocusPlane
Extract best focus plane.
Public propertyBottomUp
Order of frames in the stack: False - Top to Buttom, True - Buttom to Top
Public propertyFrameByFrame
True - export frames in separate images, False - export frames in one image (if possible).
Public propertyNormalizeIllumination
Normalize mean value of intensity on all frames to the same value.
Public propertyPrefilter
Defines the filter that extracts edges defining in-focus pixels.
Public propertyReferences (Overrides FramesCommandReferences.)
Public propertyVarianceThreshold
Defines in-focus threshold for significant edge pixels. The parameter is used only when Focusing Method is set to Local Contrast. The pixels (after edge filter) above the threshold are considered in-focus pixels. The pixels with intensities below the threshold are considered out of focus pixels. If for a given pixel position none of the frames contain edge intensities above the threshold, the height of the pixel (on topographic map) is assigned to the frame with closest in-focus pixel.
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Remarks