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From: mmartin@nmsu.edu (Marilyn Martin )
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.applications
Subject: Image processing
Keywords: image processing
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Date: 25 Jun 91 20:18:23 GMT
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This is in response to a query posted a week ago or so requesting info
on image processing hardware and software.  I got this info from my 
AC Guide, so this doesn't represent actual expert advise.

Two image processing applications are listed: Focus Video and PIXmate.
Both claim to have features such as filters, concolutions, histograms, edge
extraction, and various XOR operations.  Focus Video is made by ASquared
Distributions, 415-339-0339; PIXmate is made by Progressive Peripherals,
303-825-4144.  I have used PIXmate but for single frame analysis only.  It
was impressive at the time (86). It is reasonably priced.

Hardware: DataStation: a 16 channel 12plexed Analog converter with 32 Digital
I/O channels and 3 counter time channels.  Comes with software - Data Acquisi-
tion System and C source code.  Configs run $475 - 1450. ACDA Corp. 516-
689-7722

Hope this is of some help. 
Marilyn