Additional Tools; Render Modes; Image Rendering; Using Render Mode - GE Voluson Swift Instructions For Use Manual

8.8 Additional tools

8.8.1 Render Modes

Info

Image rendering

live ™
HD
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Using Render Mode

Voluson™ SWIFT / Voluson SWIFT+ Instructions For Use
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The virtual light source of HD
trackball button, left user interface and adjusting position with trackball or on screen gestures.
HDlive™ rendering is not available if Static VCI is active.
The 3D Image Rendering is a calculation process to visualize certain 3D structures of a
scanned volume by means of a 2D image. The gray value for each pixel of the 2D image is
calculated from the voxels along the corresponding projection path (analyzing beam) through
the volume. The render (calculation) algorithm surface or transparent mode decides which 3D
structures are visualized.
Every operation/adjustment concerning the result of the rendering process can be followed in
real time. The fast hardware and intelligent software enables calculation in real time rendered
pictures. After an operation step the result is rendered with a lower resolution in order to speed
up the interactive feedback, and when no further operation takes place the result is rendered
in high resolution.
HDlive™ is an option.
Most current surface reconstructions use an illumination frontal to the rendered object. This
can cause the image to look flat. HD
positioned by the user around the rendered 3D object on a spherical surface. By highlighting
structures from the side, the three-dimensional impression is improved considerably.
1. Perform a 3D/4D scan.
2. The Main - menu appears.
3. Select the render folder.
4. Select the render program.
5. Optional: Switch to the respective Sub - menu.
5.1. Select the basic- and mix-Render modes.
Two modes are always active simultaneously. They can be mixed by using
the Mix rotary control. The last two modes are always active simultaneously.
live ™ mode can be positioned by selecting Edit Light on the
Figure 8-17 Image rendering
live ™ Rendering uses an illumination source that can be
3D and 4D Mode
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