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Format of the image pixels. It represents all the information provided by PixelSize and PixelColorFilter combined in a single feature.

Values description

•Mono8: Monochrome, with an image size of 8 bits per pixel.

•Mono10: Monochrome, with an image size of 10 bits per pixel, unpacked.

•Mono12: Monochrome, with an image size of 12 bits per pixel, unpacked.

•Mono16: Monochrome, with an image size of 16 bits per pixel, unpacked. This feature is only supported by uEye cameras (UI models).

•Mono10p: Monochrome, with an image size of 10 bits per pixel, packed. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•Mono12p: Monochrome, with an image size of 12 bits per pixel, packed. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•Mono10g40IDS: Monochrome, with an image size of 10 bits per pixel, lsb grouped into 40 bits. This pixel format is preliminary and its name and value may change in a future product version. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•Mono12g24IDS: Monochrome, with an image size of 12 bits per pixel, lsb grouped into 24 bits. This pixel format is preliminary and its name and value may change in a future product version. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•BayerBG8: Bayer blue green filter, with an image size of 8 bits per pixel. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•BayerBG10: Bayer blue green filter, with an image size of 10 bits per pixel, unpacked. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•BayerBG12: Bayer blue green filter, with an image size of 12 bits per pixel, unpacked. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•BayerBG10p: Bayer blue green filter, with an image size of 10 bits per pixel, packed. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•BayerBG12p: Bayer blue green filter, with an image size of 12 bits per pixel, packed. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•BayerBG10g40IDS: Bayer blue green filter, with an image size of 10 bits per pixel, lsb grouped into 40 bits. This pixel format is preliminary and its name and value may change in a future product version. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•BayerBG12g24IDS: Bayer blue green filter, with an image size of 12 bits per pixel, lsb grouped into 24 bits. This pixel format is preliminary and its name and value may change in a future product version. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•BayerGB8: Bayer green blue filter, with an image size of 8 bits per pixel. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•BayerGB10: Bayer green blue filter, with an image size of 10 bits per pixel, unpacked. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•BayerGB12: Bayer green blue filter, with an image size of 12 bits per pixel, unpacked. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•BayerGB10p: Bayer green blue filter, with an image size of 10 bits per pixel, packed. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•BayerGB12p: Bayer green blue filter, with an image size of 12 bits per pixel, packed. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•BayerGB10g40IDS: Bayer green blue filter, with an image size of 10 bits per pixel, lsb grouped into 40 bits. This pixel format is preliminary and its name and value may change in a future product version. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•BayerGB12g24IDS: Bayer green blue filter, with an image size of 12 bits per pixel, lsb grouped into 24 bits. This pixel format is preliminary and its name and value may change in a future product version. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•BayerGR8: Bayer green red filter, with an image size of 8 bits per pixel. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•BayerGR10: Bayer green red filter, with an image size of 10 bits per pixel, unpacked. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•BayerGR12: Bayer green red filter, with an image size of 12 bits per pixel, unpacked. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•BayerGR10p: Bayer green red filter, with an image size of 10 bits per pixel, packed. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•BayerGR12p: Bayer green red filter, with an image size of 12 bits per pixel, packed. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•BayerGR10g40IDS: Bayer green red filter, with an image size of 10 bits per pixel, lsb grouped into 40 bits. This pixel format is preliminary and its name and value may change in a future product version. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•BayerGR12g24IDS: Bayer green red filter, with an image size of 12 bits per pixel, lsb grouped into 24 bits. This pixel format is preliminary and its name and value may change in a future product version. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•BayerRG8: Bayer red green filter, with an image size of 8 bits per pixel.

•BayerRG10: Bayer red green filter, with an image size of 10 bits per pixel, unpacked.

•BayerRG12: Bayer red green filter, with an image size of 12 bits per pixel, unpacked.

•BayerRG16: Bayer red green filter, with an image size of 16 bits per pixel, unpacked. This feature is only supported by uEye cameras (UI models).

•BayerRG10p: Bayer red green filter, with an image size of 10 bits per pixel, packed. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•BayerRG12p: Bayer red green filter, with an image size of 12 bits per pixel, packed. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•BayerRG10g40IDS: Bayer red green filter, with an image size of 10 bits per pixel, lsb grouped into 40 bits. This pixel format is preliminary and its name and value may change in a future product version. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•BayerRG12g24IDS: Bayer red green filter, with an image size of 12 bits per pixel, lsb grouped into 24 bits. This pixel format is preliminary and its name and value may change in a future product version. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•RGB8: Red, green, blue, with an image size of 8 bits per pixel. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•RGB10p32: Red, green, blue, 10 bits packed at an image size of 32 bits per pixel. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•BGR8: Blue, green, red, with an image size of 8 bits per pixel. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•BGR10p32: Blue, green, red, 10 bits packed at an image size of 32 bits per pixel. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

•YUV422_8_UYVY: UYVY 4:2:2, with ah image size of 8 bits per pixel, packed. This feature is only supported by uEye+ cameras (GV and U3 models).

Code example

C++

// Determine the current entry of PixelFormat
std::string value = nodeMapRemoteDevice->FindNode<peak::core::nodes::EnumerationNode>("PixelFormat")->CurrentEntry()->SymbolicValue();
// Get a list of all available entries of PixelFormat
auto allEntries = nodeMapRemoteDevice->FindNode<peak::core::nodes::EnumerationNode>("PixelFormat")->Entries();
std::vector<std::shared_ptr<peak::core::nodes::EnumerationEntryNode>> availableEntries;
for(const auto & entry : allEntries)
{
  if ((entry->AccessStatus()!=peak::core::nodes::NodeAccessStatus::NotAvailable)
          && (entry->AccessStatus()!=peak::core::nodes::NodeAccessStatus::NotImplemented))
  {
      availableEntries.emplace_back(entry);
  }
}
// Set PixelFormat to "BayerRG8"
nodeMapRemoteDevice->FindNode<peak::core::nodes::EnumerationNode>("PixelFormat")->SetCurrentEntry("BayerRG8");

C#

// Determine the current entry of PixelFormat
string value = nodeMapRemoteDevice.FindNode<peak.core.nodes.EnumerationNode>("PixelFormat").CurrentEntry().SymbolicValue();
// Get a list of all available entries of PixelFormat
allEntries = nodeMapRemoteDevice.FindNode<peak.core.nodes.EnumerationNode>("PixelFormat").Entries();
List<string> availableEntries = new List<string>();
for(int i = 0; i < allEntries.Count(); ++i)
{
  if ((allEntries[i].AccessStatus() != peak.core.nodes.NodeAccessStatus.NotAvailable)
          && (allEntries[i].AccessStatus() != peak.core.nodes.NodeAccessStatus.NotImplemented))
  {
      availableEntries.Add(allEntries[i].SymbolicValue());
  }
}
// Set PixelFormat to "BayerRG8"
nodeMapRemoteDevice.FindNode<peak.core.nodes.EnumerationNode>("PixelFormat").SetCurrentEntry("BayerRG8");

Python

# Determine the current entry of PixelFormat (str)
value = nodeMapRemoteDevice.FindNode("PixelFormat").CurrentEntry().SymbolicValue()
# Get a list of all available entries of PixelFormat
allEntries = nodeMapRemoteDevice.FindNode("PixelFormat").Entries()
availableEntries = []
for entry in allEntries:
  if (entry.AccessStatus() != ids_peak.NodeAccessStatus_NotAvailable
          and entry.AccessStatus() != ids_peak.NodeAccessStatus_NotImplemented):
      availableEntries.append(entry.SymbolicValue())
 
# Set PixelFormat to "BayerRG8" (str)
nodeMapRemoteDevice.FindNode("PixelFormat").SetCurrentEntry("BayerRG8")