Maximum Images

This function block is designed to create a new image by calculating the maximum pixel values from two input images pixel by pixel.

📥 Inputs

Image Any The first input image from which to extract pixel values.

Image Any The second input image from which to extract pixel values.

📤 Outputs

Image Any The output image that consists of maximum pixel values drawn from the input images.

🕹️ Controls

This function block does not have any specific controls as it operates purely based on the input images provided.

🎨 Features

Pixel-wise Comparison The ability to compare two images and create a resultant image based on the maximum pixel values ensures superior pixel preservation.

📝 Usage Instructions

1. Input Images: Connect two images to the inputs of this function block.

2. Ensure Same Dimensions: Verify that both input images have the same resolution. If they do not, use the Image Resize block to adjust one of the images to match the other.

3. Evaluate: Run the block to generate the output image that reflects the maximum values of the input images.

📊 Evaluation

When executed, the output will display a single image created from the maximum pixel values, effectively performing an element-wise maximum comparison.

💡 Tips and Tricks

Ensure Compatibility

Always confirm that both input images are of identical size. If necessary, use the Image Resize function block before this operation to adjust dimensions.

Use with Other Image Operations

Combining this function with other image processing blocks, such as Minimum Images, can provide comprehensive analysis and comparisons of images.

Visualizing Differences

To visualize differences after processing, consider using the Show Image function block to preview the resulting image easily.

🛠️ Troubleshooting

Image Size Mismatch

If you encounter an error indicating that the images must be the same size, check the dimensions of both input images. Adjust them using Image Resize if necessary.

No Output Image

If no output appears to be generated, ensure that both input connections are correctly linked and functional.