pyUeye is a wrapper for the uEye cameras drivers written in  Cython, 
currently under development. This wrapper allows to use the  uEye 
cameras under python, capturing the images directly as a  Numpy array.

This wrapper is not a product from IDS nor is it in any way approved as 
such.

This software is in a very alpha state, and not ready for production 
use. Use it at your own risk.

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"AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT 
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Installation 
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To compile this wrapper, you need to have installed  Cython > 0.12,  
Numpy and the  ueye drivers.


Usage
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This wrapper has been tested with UI-1545LE-M and UI-1645LE-C ueye USB 
cameras under Linux (Ubuntu 10.04), but should work with any uEye camera
if the driver is correctly installed. Almost all the configuration 
methods work as their C counterpart. A documentation of each method can 
be found in its python docstring.

The following is a short example to capture an image and show it as 
a pylab image from a ipython console (ipython -pylab).


   import ueye
   a=ueye.Cam()     # Get the first available cam
   b=a.GrabImage()  # Grab an image
   imshow(b)