At its core, a is a system designed to record and overlay illuminance data—measured in Lux (lumens per square meter)—directly onto captured images or video frames. While a standard camera saves metadata like shutter speed, ISO, and aperture (EXIF data), a Lux Image Logger goes several steps further. It integrates a calibrated incident or reflected light meter with the camera’s trigger mechanism to embed absolute light values at the precise moment of capture.
Log records act as containers for event data, which are then passed through filters and formatters to create standardized output files suitable for post-processing. 3. Core Functionalities
At its core, a is a system designed to record and overlay illuminance data—measured in Lux (lumens per square meter)—directly onto captured images or video frames. While a standard camera saves metadata like shutter speed, ISO, and aperture (EXIF data), a Lux Image Logger goes several steps further. It integrates a calibrated incident or reflected light meter with the camera’s trigger mechanism to embed absolute light values at the precise moment of capture.
Log records act as containers for event data, which are then passed through filters and formatters to create standardized output files suitable for post-processing. 3. Core Functionalities lux image logger