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AmScope MU USB3.0 User Manual

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MU Series (Windows)
Users Manual
Process Menu Tools
Color Toning
Local Color Correcon - This funcon is a digital enhancement used to enhance colors that may have not been
accurately reproduced by the soware and camera sensor on inial capture. It uses a two step algorithm to
detect and adjust the image correctly.
The rst step is that the soware creates a mask image computed from the intensity of each color in an image,
dened as the average of red (R), green (G), and blue (B) pixel values. Intensity informaon helps the algorithm
avoid distorons of the chroma (colors). The mask itself is then created by inverng and blurring the intensity
component of the input image (using the negave of the image). The mask is then combined with the input
image to get the nal result, much like the “UnSharpen Mask...” funcon.
The combinaon aspect consists of a power funcon where the exponent is computed using the mask value
previously found. If the mask is greater than 128, it will result in an exponent less than 1, while if the mask
value is lower than 128, it will result in an exponent greater than 1. If the mask value is precisely 128, the expo-
nent will be 1, and won’t have an eect on the input image. It can be thought of as a pixel-wise gamma correc-
on.
The “Strength” slider quanes how strong the color correcon funcon will be, where the larger the value is,
the more aggressively the colors will be toned.
Adapve Mul-scale Renex (AMSR) - This funcon is a digital enhancement used to improve the perfor-
mance of the dynamic range captured by the camera sensor. Typically, images are processed using a low
dynamic range (low range between minimum and maximum contrast values) in order to display on common
monitors, which tend to be low dynamic range display devices. By adjusng from MSR to AMSR, there is a no-
ceable increase in dynamic range, color consistency, and color reproducon.
Because the AMSR funcon does not have a dialog box or parameters to be input, once the funcon is clicked
on, it will automacally perform the enhancement process.

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AmScope MU USB3.0 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandAmScope
ModelMU USB3.0
CategoryMicroscope
LanguageEnglish

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