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uEye DirectShow 4.97

IID_IuEyeAOI

This interface provides special features for setting the image area (Area of Interest, AOI) of an image available with some uEye models that are not covered by the DirectShow standard. Possible AOIs include:

Image AOI – Display partial image
The available step widths for the position and size of image AOIs depend on the sensor. The values defining the position and size of an AOI have to be integer multiples of the allowed step widths.

Auto-brightness AOI – Reference image area for automatic brightness control

Auto-white balance AOI – Reference image area for automatic white balance

To use the interface, you must integrate the uEyeCaptureInterface.h header file into your project.

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These functions are not supported by the following camera models:

UI-1007XS

IID_IuEyeAOI provides the following features:

AOI_IsImageAOISupported

Returns whether the camera supports image AOIs.

AOI_GetImageAOI

Returns the coordinates of the current image AOI.

AOI_SetImageAOI

Sets the coordinates of the image AOI.

AOI_GetAutoBrightnessAOI

Returns the coordinates of the AOI for automatic brightness control.

AOI_SetAutoBrightnessAOI

Sets the coordinates of the AOI for automatic brightness control.

AOI_GetAutoWBAOI

Returns the coordinates of the AOI for automatic white balance.

AOI_SetAutoWBAOI

Sets the coordinates of the AOI for automatic white balance.

AOI_GetIncPosX

Returns the increment for the position on the x axis.

AOI_GetIncPosY

Returns the increment for the position on the y axis.

AOI_GetIncSizeX

Returns the increment for the size on the x axis.

AOI_GetIncSizeY

Returns the increment for the size on the y axis.

AOI_GetMinMaxPosX

Returns the minimum and maximum possible AOI positions on the x axis.

AOI_GetMinMaxPosY

Returns the minimum and maximum possible AOI positions on the y axis.

AOI_GetMinMaxSizeX

Returns the minimum and maximum possible AOI sizes on the x axis.

AOI_GetMinMaxSizeY

Returns the minimum and maximum possible AOI sizes on the y axis.