Returns the output image mask, if it has been computed and contains any 'Don't Care' pixels. Otherwise, returns Nothing. 'Don't Care' pixels (value = 0) in this mask identify unfilled locations in the runtime output image.

Returns the undistorted calibration image, if it has been computed. Otherwise, returns Nothing. This image is produced by warping the entire calibration image (ignoring the WarpDestinationRectangle).

Returns the undistorted calibration image mask, if it has been computed and contains any 'Don't Care' pixels. Otherwise, returns Nothing. 'Don't Care' pixels (value = 0) in this mask identify unfilled locations in the undistorted calibration image.

Rectangle of the undistorted calibration image that specifies what pixels will be present in the warped (runtime) output image. If the rectangle is Nothing, all the pixels of the undistorted image will be output. It must be in '.', '@', or '#' space.

The maximum error allowed during image warping, measured in pixels of the calibration image. It limits the error between a mathematically perfect warping and the (much faster) one implemented by this object. Smaller values yield more accurate warping.

Specifies the rotation, in radians, of the output image. It is the pixel-space angle from the x-axis of the output image to the x-axis of raw calibrated space. This property allows you to rotate the image during warping.

Specifies an additional scaling factor to be applied during warping. For example, a value of 2 means that the undistorted image will be approximately twice as high and twice as wide as the input image.