Fluke Ti200 User Manual page 23

Option
SuperResolution
SuperResolution (In
PC Only)
MultiSharp Focus
MultiSharp Focus captures several images focused on multiple targets that are positioned at different
distances from the Imager and creates one image that focuses on the multiple targets at the same time.
The minimum focus distance with MultiSharp Focus and a standard lens is 15 cm (6 inches). For
optimum performance, position the camera ≥23 cm (9 inches) from the closest target. MultiSharp
Focus also works with all compatible lenses.
To use:
1. Point the Imager at the target.
2. Capture an image. Hold the Imager still while it captures the images.
Saving... shows on the display for ∼2 seconds for a 60 Hz model or 5 seconds for a 9 Hz model.
3. When Saving... no longer shows on the display, you can move the Imager. If necessary, use a
tripod to stabilize the Imager while the images save.
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In MultiSharp Focus mode, the Imager collects the images in the Imager and shows the focused
image on the display in ∼8 seconds for a 60 Hz model or ∼15 seconds for a 9 Hz model.
Confirm the image on the display is what you need. If possible, process the images on the Imager.
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In MultiSharp Focus (In PC only) mode, the Imager collects the images in a single file and
shows the image on the display as it appears before you capture the image (∼2 seconds for a
60 Hz model or ∼5 seconds for a 9 Hz model).
In MultiSharp Focus (In PC only) Mode, you cannot view the focused image on the Imager. If
possible, download, process, and view the image(s) on your computer while you are at the job site.
To view the focused image, open the image with SmartView software.
Some targets have abnormal thermal characteristics that can cause the MultiSharp Focus
algorithm to fail. If MultiSharp Focus mode does not capture a clear image, use LaserSharp Auto
Focus or Advanced manual focus.
Table 11. Image Enhancement Menu (cont.)
SuperResolution uses a sensor to capture micro movements to create an
image with double the resolution. See Detailed Specifications the
resolution available based on the model of the Imager.
In SuperResolution mode, the Imager captures the data and processes
the image.
In SuperResolution (in PC only) mode, the image is not processed on the
Imager so you cannot view the image on the Imager. Use SmartView
software to view the image on your PC.
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