Figure 43: Evaluation view window
4. Use the image handling controls to move, rotate, and zoom while you inspect the
image, see "Image handling controls", page 50.
5. Use the View drop-down menu to select view mode, see "View modes", page 61.
6. To change the color range, click the Options button and select Color range, see
"Color range", page 62.
7. To select data presentation, click the Options button and select Surface or Points,
see "Data presentation", page 63.
8. To adjust the proportions of the data, use the sliders in the GUI, see "Height map
scaling", page 64
9. To adjust the scene lighting, use the menus and sliders in the GUI, see "Light con‐
trol", page 64.
8.2.7 View modes
View mode for 2D images
For 2D images, Intensity is the only available view mode. In this mode, color is propor‐
tional to the intensity values of the pixels.
View modes for 3D images
When you view a 3D image, you can select different ways to color it. The following view
modes are available:
View
mode
Description Example
Intensity Color is proportional to the
reflectance values along the laser
line.
Suitable to show the surface details
of an object, such as a print.
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