Perfect and thanks! I will use it. Before I start, wondering if I use the dll's to add cameras to an already installed application, any ideas on how can I determine new camera classes published ...
Perfect solution. It executes in 0.02 seconds in release mode (without debugging) on an i5 processor. I am very excited about your solution not only for this but in other areas.
Thanks for the feedback. Ultimately, transfer and display of the image needs to be a couple seconds (or less). At least that is the goal. I will keep working on it. Thanks again.
UInt16 is used since I know it works in the Bitmapsource derived object for display within an image control (WPF). The very prototype code is as follows. This is very rough just wanted to get...
Thanks for the replies. This is in C# so slightly preferred in that language/.NET, but open to anything that works. The copy is doing it pixel value by pixel value for a camera and is taking over 90...