Open stemann opened 3 years ago
I'd be happy to!
Very briefly, I am using these cameras exclusively for high speed imaging (>500 fps), so I have a lot of the heavy lifting done in C++, and then use FFMPEG to save the data coming in. Julia is more of a window into this process, so I can pull out frames for visualization if I want.
It looks like your Julia->Camera side is a lot more complete than what I have, which is great! I will have to go through and think about a saving interface could be implemented in this style.
Maybe the wrong place to ask, but does any of your two packages support time of flight cameras for 3D vision, like the Basler Blaze?
@maxfreu I am not sure, but I think you might need to wrap the Blaze SDK - these packages wrap the Pylon SDK - similar to https://github.com/basler/pypylon
@paulmthompson Great! Feel free to comment/improve. We are also using FFMPEG for output - one of our ideas is to let image inputs and outputs behave like Channels for easy plug-in into a producer/consumer-pipeline.
Might be worthwhile to join forces - cf. https://github.com/IHPSystems/PylonCameras.jl