Description

Found in the Edge Detection group of parameters of Line Kit Settings file.

Camera Color is one of the basic sources for generating outline in Line Kit.

It allows you to create outlines based on the difference in colors. If two neighboring pixels have a color difference greater than the specified value, then the outline will be drawn between them.

Camera Color interface

Camera Color interface

If you go to the Debug Output menu and select Camera Color Lines, you will see the outlines generated by the Camera Color Lines source.

Camera Color Lines pass selected in Debug Output

Camera Color Lines pass selected in Debug Output

Parameters

  • Tolerance - The sensitivity of the effect to the difference in color. The lower the value, the more sensitive the effect is to the difference in color. The higher the value, the less sensitive the effect is to the difference in color.
  • Variance - The range of color difference at which the outlines transition from non-existent to fully visible. If the variance is set to zero, the outlines are binary: either they are visible or not. If the variance is set to a value greater than zero, the outlines gradually appear as the color difference between neighboring samples increases.