EDR - Extended Dynamic Range
Extended Dynamic Range (EDR) is a development to capture images with more contrast and detail
With EDR, images are taken at different exposure levels and combined. The result is a single image that shows more detail than the individual source images.
For surfaces with large differences in brightness, EDR can produce better images of a surface with a single click. EDR then takes images with 3 different exposure levels (standard, underexposed and overexposed) and automatically combines them into a clear single image. EDR images can be saved and viewed in the DinoCapture 2.0 software.
*EDOF is only available with EDOF Dino-Lite models and when using DinoCapture 2.0 for Windows.
EDR for more balance
Instead of the light working against the result, EDR automatically detects and combines the best result.
In the picture: circuit board with a normal image (left) and EDR (right).
Exposure layers combined
Creating a final image with more balance can be helpful to see everything in one image.
In the picture: electronic part normal image (left) EDR (right)
Reflections can be avoided
Good light is necessary to illuminate parts and bring out details, but it can also be washed out by reflections; EDR can remedy this.
In the picture: clock with normal image (left) and EDR (right)
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