Discover the new possibilities of imc FAMOS 7.5

With the new version 7.5, imc FAMOS offers some new functions. New tools are available, in particular, for video and image processing:

• VFOpen(): A video file is opened and prepared for the subsequent attachment of frames. The following editing functions are then used to attach the video file:
• VFAppendPanelSnapshot(): A page of the active panel is exported as a bitmap and attached to the opened video file.
• VFAppendCwSnapshot(): The content of the currently selected curve window is exported to a bitmap and appended to the opened video file.
• VFAppendFrame(): A bitmap is loaded from an image file and attached to the opened video file.
• VFAppendRGBData(): An RGB data set is converted into a bitmap or a sequence of bitmaps and appended to the opened video file.
• VFClose(): A video file is closed and the content is written to the disk.

• Free choice of reduction for standard statistics:
  For the statistics functions with moving evaluation window, the limitation of the ratio of window width to reduction factor has been extended from 10:1 to max. 1000:1:
  Large averaging intervals no longer necessarily force a correspondingly large reduction.

  MvMean(), MvRMS(), MvStdDev(), MvMax(), MvSum,  etc.

• VerifyVar(): Checks whether a variable meets specified conditions.

With the new exception and error handling, users can now define for the first time what happens in the event of an error. Exceptions and errors can be intercepted at runtime or deliberately ignored and handled at a later point in time. This allows analyses to continue automatically even in the event of an error. Sequences become more robust and can evaluate large amounts of data unattended. In addition, the new exception and error handling provides the following functions:

• Logging of exceptions, errors and comments in a logbook
• Create your own error events with your own error texts
• Querying the last error event

• Drag & Drop + CRTL of a subsequence from the sequence tree into the input window, saves typing the name of the subsequence
• Drag & Drop + CTRL of a subsequence function from the sequence tree into the input window creates the call mask of the subsequence functions.
• Copy/Paste for subsequences/sequence functions (in the context menu of the sequence tree): This allows you to quickly create variants of subsequences.
• Additional option for debugging: "Always interrupt on error".
• Declaration of text fields now directly possible, for example: MyTextfield = ["cold", "normal", "warm", "hot"]

The curve window now offers the possibility to configure free fields around the coordinate system on which you can place your own texts. The text can be comprehensively formatted including special characters as well as superscripts and subscripts.

With the new option, areas under a curve can be filled with a color or a gradient. For example, areas between two curves can be graphically highlighted or distances can be better visualized - or, in the case of our X-Mas animation X-Mas-Animation, entire works of art can be created

With the new option "same resolution as x-axis" users can now set a fixed scaling ratio between x- and y-axis. This ensures that the proportions remain the same when zooming and that, for example, a circle is always displayed round and not oval.

Image data sets (e.g., extracted from a video or loaded from a file) can be conveniently displayed in the curve window by drag & drop or by pressing a button. Additional measurement channels can also be displayed.