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capture images from device only one image for f455

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    Jesus Garcia

    Hello, there currently is no way to capture a single image. We will submit this feature request to the engineering team.

    Please describe the use case for this feature so we can give engineering as much info as possible.

    Sincerely,
    Jesus G.
    Intel Customer Support

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  • 191129107

    Hi @...

    Thank you for your answer, Actually exactly what I need is to get the rendered image when clicking "a to authenticate".

    Second question, is it possible to take a single frame at a time and show it in preview mode?

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  • Jesus Garcia

    Hello,

    Thanks for the information. I will submit it to engineering as a feature request. As with all feature requests, I cannot comment on if or when it will be implemented.

    Second answer: You can take the individual frames from the preview dump and display them however you want without using the StartPreview API. You can create your own window and display images captured from the preview.

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  • Jesus Garcia

    Hello,

    The capability to capture a single image already exists. You can implement an OnPreviewImageReady callback as described in Preview.h.

    This is demonstrated in Preview.cc.

    Sincerely,
    Jesus G.
    Intel Customer Support

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  • 191129107

    @... Thank you for your answer,

    After compiling according to the command "cmake .. -DRSID_PREVIEW=1 -DRSID_SAMPLES=1", the executable files in the picture below were created in the "bin" folder.

    When I tried the "preview-cpp-sample" example of these, it took 30sec.
    It received frames but did not save the frames anywhere. The sample output is as follows.


    How can I run this for a single frame and save the frame?

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  • Jesus Garcia

    Hello,

    The code is open source so you can modify and compile it as you see fit. 

    Preview.cc.

    Preview.h.

    Sincerely,
    Jesus G.
    Intel Customer Support

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