openflexure-microscope-server/openflexure_microscope/camera/pi.py
2018-11-06 11:35:07 +00:00

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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
Raspberry Pi camera implementation of the StreamingCamera class.
NOTES:
Still port used for image capture
Preview port reserved for onboard GPU preview
Video port:
Splitter port 0: Image capture (if use_video_port == True)
Splitter port 1: Streaming frames
Splitter port 2: Video capture
Splitter port 3: [Currently unused]
StreamingCamera streams at video_resolution
Camera capture resolution set to video_resolution in frames()
Video port uses that resolution for everything. If a different resolution
is specified for video capture, this is handled by the resizer.
Still capture (if use_video_port == False) uses pause_stream_for_capture
to temporarily increase the capture resolution.
"""
from __future__ import division
import io
import time
import datetime
import sys
import os
import yaml
import copy
import numpy as np
from PIL import Image
# Pi camera
import picamera
import picamera.array
# Type hinting
from typing import Tuple
# Threading
import threading
from .base import BaseCamera, StreamObject, log
# Richard's fix gain
from .set_picamera_gain import set_analog_gain, set_digital_gain
# Manage config
from .config import load_config
HERE = os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__))
DEFAULT_CONFIG = os.path.join(HERE, 'config_picamera.yaml')
class StreamingCamera(BaseCamera):
def __init__(self):
# Capture data
self.image = None
self.video = None
# Camera settings
self.settings = {
'video_resolution': (832, 624),
'image_resolution': (2592, 1944),
'numpy_resolution': (1312, 976),
'jpeg_quality': 75,
}
# Store state of StreamingCamera
self.state = {
'video_recent': None,
'image_recent': None,
'stream_active': False,
'record_active': False,
'preview_active': False,
}
# Finally, run BaseCamera init to start thread
BaseCamera.__init__(self)
def initialisation(self):
pass
def start_preview(self) -> bool:
"""Function to start the onboard GPU camera preview."""
self.start_worker()
self.camera.start_preview()
self.state['preview_active'] = True
return True
def stop_preview(self) -> bool:
"""Function to start the onboard GPU camera preview."""
self.start_worker()
self.camera.stop_preview()
self.state['preview_active'] = False
return True
# TODO: Handle exceptions
def update_settings(self, config_path: str=None) -> None:
"""
Opens config_picamera.yaml file and writes valid settings
to the camera hardware object
"""
global DEFAULT_CONFIG
self.start_worker()
if not config_path:
config = load_config(DEFAULT_CONFIG)
else:
config = load_config(config_path)
log("Applying config:")
log(config)
# StreamingCamera settings
if 'video_resolution' in config:
self.settings['video_resolution'] = config['video_resolution']
if 'image_resolution' in config:
self.settings['image_resolution'] = config['image_resolution']
if 'numpy_resolution' in config:
self.settings['numpy_resolution'] = config['numpy_resolution']
if 'jpeg_quality' in config:
self.settings['jpeg_quality'] = config['jpeg_quality']
if 'framerate' in config:
self.settings['framerate'] = config['framerate']
# Camera AWB
if 'awb_mode' in config:
self.camera.awb_mode = config['awb_mode']
if 'red_gain' in config and 'blue_gain' in config:
self.camera.awb_gains = (config['red_gain'], config['blue_gain'])
# Camera framerate
if 'framerate' in config:
self.camera.framerate = config['framerate']
# Camera exposure
if 'shutter_speed' in config:
self.camera.shutter_speed = config['shutter_speed']
if 'saturation' in config:
self.camera.saturation = config['saturation']
# Camera misc.
self.camera.led = False
# Richard's library to set analog and digital gains
if 'analog_gain' in config:
set_analog_gain(self.camera, config['analog_gain'])
if 'digital_gain' in config:
set_digital_gain(self.camera, config['digital_gain'])
# TODO: Rewrite this bit?
# https://picamera.readthedocs.io/en/release-1.13/api_camera.html
def change_zoom(self, zoom_value: int=1) -> None:
"""Change the camera zoom, handling recentering and scaling."""
zoom_value = float(zoom_value)
if zoom_value < 1:
zoom_value = 1
# Richard's code for zooming !
fov = self.camera.zoom
centre = np.array([fov[0] + fov[2]/2.0, fov[1] + fov[3]/2.0])
size = 1.0/zoom_value
# If the new zoom value would be invalid, move the centre to
# keep it within the camera's sensor (this is only relevant
# when zooming out, if the FoV is not centred on (0.5, 0.5)
for i in range(2):
if np.abs(centre[i] - 0.5) + size/2 > 0.5:
centre[i] = 0.5 + (1.0 - size)/2 * np.sign(centre[i]-0.5)
print("setting zoom, centre {}, size {}".format(centre, size))
new_fov = (centre[0] - size/2, centre[1] - size/2, size, size)
self.camera.zoom = new_fov
def stop_recording(self, target=None) -> bool:
"""Stop the last started video recording on splitter port 2.
target (str/BytesIO): Target object to write data bytes to.
"""
if not target: # If no target is defined
target_obj = self.video # Assume StreamingCamera as target
target_obj.unlock() # Unlock the StreamObject
else:
target_obj = target
# Stop the camera video recording on port 2
log("Stopping recording")
self.camera.stop_recording(splitter_port=2)
log("Recording stopped")
# Update state dictionary
self.state['record_active'] = False
self.state['video_recent'] = str(target_obj)
return True
def start_recording(
self,
target=None,
write_to_file: bool=True,
filename: str=None,
folder: str='record',
fmt: str='h264',
quality: int=15):
"""Start a new video recording, writing to a target object.
target (str/BytesIO): Target object to write bytes to (default StreamObject)
write_to_file (bool/NoneType): Should the StreamObject write to a file? (default True for video capture)
filename (str): Name of the stored file (defaults to timestamp)
folder (str): Relative directory to store data file in.
fmt (str): Format of the capture (default 'h264')
"""
self.start_worker()
# If no target is specified, store to StreamingCamera
if not target:
if (self.video is None) or (not self.video.locked): # If target is not locked
self.video = StreamObject(write_to_file=write_to_file, filename=filename, folder=folder, fmt=fmt) # Reset/create StreamObject
target = self.video.target # Store to the StreamObject BytesIO
target_obj = self.video # Note the target StreamObject, used for function return
target_obj.lock() # Lock the StreamObject while recording
else:
print("Cannot start recording a new video until the current recording has been stopped. Returning None.")
return None
else:
target_obj = target
# Start the camera video recording on port 2
log("Starting record at {}".format(self.settings['video_resolution']))
self.camera.start_recording(
target,
format=fmt,
splitter_port=2,
resize=self.settings['video_resolution'],
quality=quality)
# Update state dictionary
self.state['record_active'] = True
return target_obj
def pause_stream_for_capture(self, splitter_port: int=1, resolution: Tuple[int, int]=None) -> None:
"""
Pause capture on a splitter port.
splitter_port (int): Splitter port to stop recording on
resolution ((int, int)): Resolution to set the camera to, after stopping recording.
"""
log("Pausing stream")
# If no resolution is specified, default to image_resolution
if not resolution:
resolution = self.settings['image_resolution']
# Stop the camera video recording on port 1
self.camera.stop_recording(splitter_port=splitter_port)
# Increase the resolution for taking an image
self.camera.resolution = resolution
def resume_stream_for_capture(self, splitter_port: int=1, resolution: Tuple[int, int]=None) -> None:
"""
Resume capture on a splitter port
splitter_port (int): Splitter port to start recording on
resolution ((int, int)): Resolution to set the camera to, before starting recording.
"""
log("Unpausing stream")
if not resolution:
resolution = self.settings['video_resolution']
# Reduce the resolution for video streaming
self.camera.resolution = resolution
# Resume the video channel
self.camera.start_recording(
self.stream,
format='mjpeg',
quality=self.settings['jpeg_quality'],
splitter_port=splitter_port)
def capture(
self,
target=None,
write_to_file: bool=False,
use_video_port: bool=False,
filename: str=None,
folder: str='capture',
fmt: str='jpeg',
resize: Tuple[int, int]=None):
"""
Captures a still image to a StreamObject.
Defaults to JPEG format.
Target object can be overridden for development purposes.
target (str/BytesIO): Target object to write data bytes to
write_to_file (bool): Should the StreamObject write to a file, instead of BytesIO stream?
use_video_port (bool): Capture from the video port used for streaming (lower resolution, faster)
filename (str): Name of the stored file (defaults to timestamp)
folder (str): Relative directory to store data file in.
fmt (str): Format of the capture (default 'h264')
resize ((int, int)): Resize the captured image.
"""
self.start_worker()
# If no target is specified, store to StreamingCamera
if not target:
self.image = StreamObject(write_to_file=write_to_file, filename=filename, folder=folder, fmt=fmt) # Reset StreamObject
target = self.image.target # Store to the StreamObject BytesIO
target_obj = self.image # Note the target StreamObject, used for function return
else:
target_obj = target
log("Capturing to {}".format(target))
if not use_video_port:
# Pause video splitter port 1
self.pause_stream_for_capture()
self.camera.capture(
target,
format=fmt,
quality=100,
resize=resize,
bayer=True)
# Resume video splitter port 1
self.resume_stream_for_capture()
else:
self.camera.capture(
target,
format=fmt,
quality=100,
resize=resize,
bayer=False,
use_video_port=True)
# Update state dictionary
self.state['image_recent'] = str(target_obj)
return target_obj
def array(self, rgb=False, use_video_port: bool=True, resize: Tuple[int, int]=None) -> np.ndarray:
"""Captures an uncompressed still YUV image to a Numpy array.
use_video_port (bool): Capture from the video port used for streaming (lower resolution, faster)
resize ((int, int)): Resize the captured image.
"""
self.start_worker()
if use_video_port:
resolution = self.settings['video_resolution']
else:
resolution = self.settings['numpy_resolution']
if resize:
size = resize
else:
size = resolution
if not use_video_port:
self.pause_stream_for_capture(resolution=resolution)
log("Creating PiYUVArray")
with picamera.array.PiYUVArray(self.camera, size=size) as output:
log("Capturing to PiYUVArray from {}".format(self.camera))
self.camera.capture(
output,
resize=size,
format='yuv',
use_video_port=use_video_port)
log("Capturing complete")
if not use_video_port:
self.resume_stream_for_capture()
if rgb:
log("Converting to RGB")
return output.rgb_array
else:
return output.array
def frames(self):
"""
Create iterator used by worker thread to generate stream frames.
Holds a Pi camera in context, records video from port 1 to a
byte stream, and iterates sequential frames.
"""
# Run this initialisation method
self.initialisation()
self.stream_method = 'PiCamera'
with picamera.PiCamera() as self.camera:
# Let camera warm up
time.sleep(0.1)
# Settings config
self.update_settings()
# Set stream resolution
self.camera.resolution = self.settings['video_resolution']
# streaming
self.stream = io.BytesIO()
# start recording on video splitter port 1
self.camera.start_recording(
self.stream,
format='mjpeg',
quality=self.settings['jpeg_quality'],
splitter_port=1)
while True:
# reset stream for next frame
self.stream.seek(0)
self.stream.truncate()
# to stream, read the new frame
time.sleep(1/self.settings['framerate']*0.1)
# yield the result to be read
frame = self.stream.getvalue()
# ensure the size of package is right
if len(frame) == 0:
pass
else:
yield frame