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-=======
-pymba
-=======
-
-pymba is a Python wrapper for the Allied Vision Technologies (AVT) Vimba C API. It wraps the VimbaC.dll file included in the AVT Vimba installation to provide a simple Python interface for AVT cameras. It currently supports most of the functionality provided by VimbaC.dll.
-
-Installation
-============
-
-* Install the Vimba SDK from AVT to the default directory.
-
-* Run the AVTDriverInstaller tool and install the AVT Vimba SDK drivers.
-
-* Install pymba.
-
-Usage
-=====
-
-Testing installation
---------------------
-
-If Vimba SDK and pymba are installed correctly, then the following code should give the installed Vimba version. No camera is needed.
-
-	from pymba import *
-	
-	with Vimba() as vimba:
-	    print vimba.getVersion()
-	
-Interacting with cameras
-------------------------
-
-Discover, open, manipulate, and capture frames from a camera.
-    
-    from pymba import *
-    import time
-    
-    # start Vimba
-    with Vimba() as vimba:
-        # get system object
-        system = vimba.getSystem()
-        
-        # list available cameras (after enabling discovery for GigE cameras)
-        if system.GeVTLIsPresent:
-            system.runFeatureCommand("GeVDiscoveryAllOnce")
-            time.sleep(0.2)
-        cameraIds = vimba.getCameraIds()
-        for cameraId in cameraIds:
-            print 'Camera ID:', cameraId
-        
-        # get and open a camera
-        camera0 = vimba.getCamera(cameraIds[0])
-        camera0.openCamera()
-        
-        # list camera features
-        cameraFeatureNames = camera0.getFeatureNames()
-        for name in cameraFeatureNames:
-            print 'Camera feature:', name
-        
-        # get the value of a feature
-        print camera0.AcquisitionMode
-        
-        # set the value of a feature
-        camera0.AcquisitionMode = 'SingleFrame'
-        
-        # create new frames for the camera
-        frame0 = camera0.getFrame()    # creates a frame
-        frame1 = camera0.getFrame()    # creates a second frame
-        
-        # announce frame
-        frame0.announceFrame()
-        
-        # capture a camera image
-        camera0.startCapture()
-        frame0.queueFrameCapture()
-        camera0.runFeatureCommand('AcquisitionStart')
-        camera0.runFeatureCommand('AcquisitionStop')
-        frame0.waitFrameCapture()
-        
-        # get image data...
-        imgData = frame0.getBufferByteData()
-        
-        # ...or use NumPy for fast image display (for use with OpenCV, etc)
-        import numpy as np
-        moreUsefulImgData = np.ndarray(buffer = frame0.getBufferByteData(),
-                                       dtype = np.uint8,
-                                       shape = (frame0.height,
-                                                frame0.width,
-                                                1))
-        
-        # clean up after capture
-        camera0.endCapture()
-        camera0.revokeAllFrames()
-        
-        # close camera
-	
-Interacting with the Vimba system
----------------------------------
-    
-Get a reference to the Vimba system object and list available system features.
-    
-    from pymba import *
-    
-    with Vimba() as vimba:
-        # get system object
-        system = vimba.getSystem()
-        
-        # list system features
-        for featureName in system.getFeatureNames():
-            print 'System feature:', featureName
-        
-
-Interacting with transport layer interfaces
--------------------------------------------
-    
-Get a reference to an interface object and list available interface features.
-    
-    from pymba import *
-    
-    with Vimba() as vimba:
-        # get list of available interfaces
-        interfaceIds = vimba.getInterfaceIds()
-        for interfaceId in interfaceIds:
-            print 'Interface ID:', interfaceId
-        
-        # get interface object and open it
-        interface0 = vimba.getInterface(interfaceIds[0])
-        interface0.openInterface()
-        
-        # list interface features
-        interfaceFeatureNames = interface0.getFeatureNames()
-        for name in interfaceFeatureNames:
-            print 'Interface feature:', name
-        
-        # close interface
-        interface0.closeInterface()
-
-Handling Vimba exceptions
--------------------------
-
-	from pymba import *
-
-	try:
-	    with Vimba() as vimba:
-	except VimbaException as e:
-	    print e.message
-
-Known issues
-============
-
-* Not all API functions are wrapped (most are). For full list see vimbadll.py.
-* Only 32-bit VimbaC.dll (version 1.2.1) under Windows has been tested.
-* Colour cameras and GigE cameras have not been tested.
-* The VimbaC.dll file location has been hardcoded in vimbadll.py. It should be easy to change if needed.
-