Vidisco’s Free Image Viewer Presents Aspects of the Xbit Pro Software for End Users

Vidisco’s Free Image Viewer Presents Aspects of the Xbit Pro Software for End Users
 
Vidisco has released a complimentary Image Viewer which enables the end user to view top-quality inspection images for inspection and approval purposes while avoiding compression of images and loss of data.  End users can easily copy the free Image Viewer software, which provides high-resolution, uncompressed top-quality images. The end user can study images created by Vidisco Proprietary Software using the main  proprietary enhancement tools (Window Leveling, Adaptive Histogram, Sharpening, etc.) even if he does not own the full Xbit Pro software suite  itself.  The Image Viewer can display images created by Vidisco’s systems in their full scope (14 – 16 Bit). In this version, images can be viewed but not saved or generated. 

Professional and dedicated software plays a key role in the effective use of digital X-ray (DR) systems. While Vidisco’s DR components (hardware) are cutting edge, their optimal performance is dependent on suitable software tools to make the most of existing capabilities.
Vidisco’s complete Xbit Pro customized software suite and the free Image Viewer software are supplied to end buyers along with the company’s Digital Radiography portable X-ray systems. Both software versions are especially designed to meet the NDT operator’s specific needs.  






While the Image Viewer can be copied freely to other computers for easy data sharing, a license is required  for the Xbit/XbitPro professional software on each computer. The Xbit Pro professional software offers sophisticated enhancement tools enabling image grabbing, top-quality imaging analysis, documentation, annotation, data storage, data sharing and many other features. 

Some examples of Xbit Pro software’s outstanding features are Automatic Window Leveling, Adaptive Histogram, Zoom 800%, a Sharpening Algorithm, Stitching and other advanced tools which enable production of the highest-quality images in record time.