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I think you probably could just try modify https://github.com/tsaarni/micropython-with-esp32-cam/blob/584bc5b2a90becb6b8223bd60f54bdd7405fb651/ports/esp32/modcamera.c#L91 and call frame2bmp()
from there by adapting the example in the driver's readme file. Alternatively you could add a new function which would return the image as BMP, or add a parameters for setting image format...
You likely know this already, but a warning here that this is bit involved process: modifying C-based micropython modules requires (re)compiling micropython itself.
In my example here I used a fork of the camera driver with very small modification which you can see here. My fork is old so you would need to uplift a version of the driver which now includes frame2bmp()
function.
Hope this helps!
Regarding any other ideas: I do not know if there is pure-python image library that would be capable of converting image format and which would be compatible with micropython. If you did not do it already, I guess it is worth of googling a bit!
Thanks alot for your input! I already googled a lot regarding a pure-python image library which is compatible with micropython. I think the best thing is to modify the driver and recompile micropython.
Thanks again for your comments!
Hi, is it possible to use the function "frame2bmp" (included in the camera driver) directly from micropython? I need to convert the image from .jpg to .bmp or to a pixel array for further processing. Do you have any other ideas to do that in micropython?
Thanks!