Universal software for DIY spectrometers

according to the functionality of the new software version...

Created new version today. This one allows the definition of the part of picture, that shall be used for calculating the spectrum cross section.

With three more features, this software will be quite useful:

1. turning off white-balance
2. controlling camera gain + keeping stable during measurement
3. controlling camera exposure time + keeping stable during measurement

Try it out!

• added some robustness
• rearranged controls within live image window (to make room for ROI definition controls)
• introduced a [GRAB!] button to allow grabbing of single spectra on command

now it starts to get really useful, new features added:

• horizontally flip the calculated spectrum, to adapt ot the direction of the spectrum image
• set start + end wavelength boundaries for the full image cross-section. This leads to a "real" spectrum with wavelength scale as x axis. Of course, this is not yet a wavelength calibration, and linear behaviour is assumed.

Some users that were already using Spekwin32, reported erroneous behaviour and interferences with their current installation.

This update will separately install in parallel and does not interfere any more. Hope this helps!