User`s manual
40 PRELIMINARY Linea 2K, 4K, 8K and 16K Camera User's Manual
03-032-20206-01 Teledyne DALSA
Once complete, remove the lens cap and perform a PRNU calibration using the desired target
value (in DN). You want all the pixels to match. This target value should be higher than the peak
values you saw while first setting up the camera.
After several seconds the PRNU calibration will end and the correction coefficients will be
enabled. The system gain remains as first set.
The coefficients and gain parameters, timing and control configuration can be stored in any one
of eight user sets and automatically retrieved at power-up or by user selection.
CamExpert has a default timeout of 20 seconds per command, which is too short for the FFC
calibration to run fully. You can change the default timeout by setting a command line argument in
the short-cut:
Right click on the short-cut in the start menu and select properties.
Add –timeout 60 to increase the command timeout to 60 seconds (See below). Note that you
must include a character space between the closing quotation mark in the target and the
hyphen before the timeout value.
Repeat for desktop short-cut
Figure 16: Setting the camera’s timeout value
1. Flat Field
This Flat Field set contains a number of features that are used to correct image distortion due to lens
vignetting and uneven illumination.
Note:
1. Flat field coefficients consist of an offset and gain for each pixel.
2. These are the first user corrections applied to the image.
3. The flat field coefficients are saved and loaded with the user set.
Flat Field
Parameter
Description
flatfieldCorrectionMode
1. Off – Flat field correction coefficients are not applied.
2. On – Flat field correction coefficients are applied.
3. Initialize – Sending this value will reset all current coefficients
(offsets to 0 and gains to 1x).
flatfieldCorrectionAlgorithm
1. Basic – Direct calculation of coefficients based on current
average line values and target.
2. LowPass – A low pass filter is first applied to the current
average line values before calculating the coefficients. Use this