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I read the manual, but didn't understood it very well. When we see "8u_C3" in the function name, it's beacause the function receives a 24 bit image.
When we see "16u_C3" in the function name, does this always mean that the function receives a tree channel with a 16 bit packed image (with 16 bit per pixel)?
Thanks in advanced for your reply.
Hugo Costelha
When we see "16u_C3" in the function name, does this always mean that the function receives a tree channel with a 16 bit packed image (with 16 bit per pixel)?
Thanks in advanced for your reply.
Hugo Costelha
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Hi,
The modificator C - mean pixel interleaved format, while as P means plane interleaved format. For example,
C3 image looks like
abcabcabc
abcabcabc
but P3 image looks like
aaa
aaa
bbb
bbb
ccc
ccc
8u and 16u means data type for one channel sample. In our sample, 8u_C3 means all a,b and c should be 8u values, and if 16u_C3 theyhave tobe 16u values.
Regards,
Vladimir
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