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5.5.
Enhancement Modes
Schick USB Module and Sensors
Dynamic image enhancement with Schick 33 Sensors represents a
departure from the traditional method of image processing that is
performed at the time of acquisition. Schick 33 Sensors perform only
basic processing at acquisition and instead process the image at display
time, providing customers with the flexibility to adjust various
enhancements and mapping choices after the image is acquired.
This flexibility, which is always available to Schick 33 customers with
CDR DICOM and Sidexis imaging software, include the ability to
adjust the amount of sharpness in an image after it is acquired and to
choose and customize brightness and contrast settings in diagnostic
tasks. Additional enhancement is also possible.
Two modes are available as described in the following table.
M
ODE
Displays image features in vivid detail and supports a
A
wide sharpening range.
Provides a softer enhancement, especially around object
B
edges, and supports a tighter sharpening range.
Mode A is the enhancement initally provided for Schick 33 Sensors.
Mode B offers a slightly different appearance, but may be attractive to
customers who prefer a generally softer enhancement in their images.
Figure 11. Enhancement Mode Selections
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