Performs a user-specified lookup-table transformation by remapping the pixel values in an image.

Converts the pixel values of an image by replacing them with values from a defined lookup table. This VI modifies the dynamic range of either part of an image or the complete image, depending on the type of curve chosen.

Produces a histogram equalization of an image. This VI redistributes the pixel values of an image to linearize the accumulated histogram. The precision of the VI is dependent on the histogram precision, which in turn is dependent on the number of classes used in the histogram.

Applies a brightness, contrast, and gamma correction to an image. The correction is performed by computing and applying a lookup table. Brightness, Contrast, and Gamma control the changes made to the transfer function represented by the lookup table.

Applies a threshold to an image.

Performs thresholds of multiple intensity ranges to an image.

Labels the particles in a binary image.

Computes the watershed transform on an image.

Inverts the pixel intensities of an image to compute the negative of an image.

Computes the optimal values to threshold an image into a given number of classes.

Thresholds an image into a binary image based on the specified local adaptive thresholding method.

Creates an image mask by extracting a region surrounding a reference pixel, called the origin, and using a tolerance of intensity variations based on this reference pixel.