PCO Image
Small python package that can read PCO images and its metadata, especially its image index and time stamp.
For reading the image, the package pco_tools is used.
It is tested for the pco.pixelfly camera (14 bit camera) but should work for other PCO cameras, too. For
16 bit cameras you may disable 2 bit pixel shift in which case get_timestamp(False) is called.
Example
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from pco_image import PCOImage
pco_img = PCOImage('image.b16') # not yet loading the image
plt.imshow(pco_img.img) # only now loading the image
print(f'image index: {pco_img.get_index()}')
>>> image index: 1
print(f'image timestamp: {pco_img.get_timestamp()}')
>>> image timestamp: 2023-01-20 18:21:53.096300
# write to other file:
pco_img.write('out.tiff')
Installation
pip install pco_image
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