Swedish image enhancement developer ContextVision has released a new version of its x-ray tuning software.
GOPView XR2-T includes features designed to provide fine adjustment of image quality in digital x-ray images, according to the Stockholm-based vendor. Images can be tuned to suit the personal preferences of individual customers, ContextVision said.
The new release features two separate modes: image and feature.
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