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Library for extracting raw bayer data from a Raspberry Pi JPEG+RAW file

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picamraw

Library for extracting raw bayer data from a Raspberry Pi JPEG+RAW file.

Usage example

Extract raw bayer array

from picamraw import PiRawBayer, PiCameraVersion

raw_bayer = PiRawBayer(
    filepath='path/to/image.jpeg',
    camera_version=PiCameraVersion.V2,
    sensor_mode=0
)
raw_bayer.bayer_array   # A 16-bit 2D numpy array of the bayer data
raw_bayer.bayer_order   # A `BayerOrder` enum that describes the arrangement of the R,G,G,B pixels in the bayer_array
raw_bayer.to_rgb()      # A 16-bit 3D numpy array of bayer data collapsed into RGB channels (see docstring for details).
raw_bayer.to_3d()       # A 16-bit 3D numpy array of bayer data split into RGB channels (see docstring for details).

Testing

This package is tested using tox. To run tests, simply pip install tox and then run tox.

Note: this code has only been tested against an image captured with camera version V2 and sensor_mode 0.

Attribution

This library was forked from the PiCamera package and heavily modified.

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