Added the ability to capture raw and process later #20
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This should be really useful for e.g. fast z stacking.
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I've tested this returns a valid PNG with the unit test. I have not yet checked the PNG looks good. |
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Testing over HTTP rather than an internal client fails, unless the default |
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Images can now be captured with a binary raw format, and processed later to PNG. TIFF export should be a simple addition. Image processing is done based on defined parameters, retrieved via a property. Expensive steps (e.g. interpolating the white reference image) may be cached.
The `picamera2` package now gives extra arguments to `PicameraStreamOutput.outputframe`. I've added two additional optional arguments to fix this, in a backwards-compatible way.
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I've updated the |
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This should be really useful for e.g. fast z stacking. It probably wants support in the
Cameraprotocol inopenflexure-microscope-serverif it proves helpful