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stonebiter User
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Can I use VisionLab to determine the xy-coordinates of good visible points (red points) on a surface of about 1m x1m ? Reference-points for x0, y0 and xmax, ymax could be positioned on the surface .
There is no movement but a desired accuracy of 1mm .
I never worked with picture recognition nor video capturing before - so I'm probably wrong here ?.
Thanks
Harald | | 
Boian Mitov Author
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Hi stonebiter,
I am sorry for some reason Torry.net was not sending me notification for new messages. I just discovered that there ware postings unanswered :-( . i know I should have checked earlier.
I am not sure what you mean by this one. You can work with individual pixels in VisionLab. You can use the TVLGenericFilter for that. Please e-mail me at mitov@mitov.com for details if you have problems.
With best regards,
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