PySpin Python "Acquisition" Example can not find my camera

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Cristian Ureno

• May 07, 2024 06:16

I have a FLIR A500 that can connect through SpinView and through the browser. When I attempt to run the "Acquisition.py" example, my camera can not be found. Using the "gige_example_A400_A700.py" also produces the same issue. Any Advice?

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  TDY_Ifeanyi

  Community team

  • May 28, 2024 09:35

  

  

  Hi Cristian,

  Sorry for delay in responding to your question. Glad to know you were able to resolve the issue. 

  As implemented in gige_example_A400_A700.py(https://flir.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4186/~/flir-spinnaker-sdk---connecting-to-a-flir-a50),from code line 252 shows how to convert image data to temperature depending on IR format type. Is this what you are asking for?

  Thanks,
  Ifeanyi
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  TDY_Ifeanyi

  Community team

  • May 08, 2024 09:57

  

  

  Hello Cristian,

  Could you double check that camera is not opened in SpinView/browser while trying to run .py example? Could you share the output from Acquisition.py example? Which spinnaker and python version are installed in this PC? Do you have to resolve IP address each time camera is plug in this pc before streaming images from SpinView?

  Thanks,

  Ifeanyi

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  Cristian Ureno

  • May 08, 2024 18:30

  So I figured out the problem. It seems as though running the camera through Python 3.8 and Spinnaker 3.2 resolved the issues. 

  Second question, for the AcquireAndDisplay.py example, I notice that the image is converted to a numpy array. What is the conversion equation to read temperatures from specific pixels?

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