Are there existing python bindings to the FlyCapture API?
I'm trying to write some code using OpenCV. My sensor is from Point Grey Systems, and it uses the FlyCapture API to grab images. I'd like to grab those images and do some stuff in OpenCV to them, using Python. FlyCapture is all C/C++, so I'm firing up SWIG to create the bindings. Am I reinventing the wheel? Do python bindings for FlyCapture already exist somewhere that I don't know about?
Solution
As of FlyCapture 2.11 there are official Point Grey / FLIR python wrappers. I've used the python 2.7 so far.
the pyflycapture2 is still available as well... just started using this wrapper last week pyflycapture2 working well so far with my FireFly MV USB
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