36) Note that the “Output depth” will be as selected in the "input" tab (Column 1) for the
previous workflow for correction of visible-reflected images.
37) On the “Save Image” pop-up window (Figure 3-56):
Name the file according to the naming conventions outlined in Chapter 2;
Select “TIFF” from pull-down file format menu;
Click "Save" on the bottom right hand corner of the pop-up menu;
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b
c
d) Repeat the process to save files in other formats such as J PEG, if required.
Generating the IRR and/or UVR false-colour image(s).
38) The IRR and/or UVR false-colour images are generated in the “falsecolour” tab (Figure
3-57) from the calibrated VIS image and the corrected IRR and/or UVR images.
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Ko label | falsecolour from IR reflectance
K2 label | falsecolour from UV reflectance
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39) To generate the IRR false-colour image check that "X-RG" option is selected at K9. This
takes the monochrome image generated in the “linear” tab and puts this data into the R
channels in SRGB space. The red and green components of the VIS image are shifted
into the green and blue channels respectively.’
40) To generate the UVR false-colour image check that “GB-X” option is selected at K2.
This takes the monochrome image generated in the “linear” tab and puts this data into
the B channels in sRGB space. The blue and green components of the VIS image are
shifted into the green and red channels respectively.’
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