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11 Pixel Data Formats
By selecting a pixel data format, you determine the format (layout) of the image data transmitted by
the camera. This section provides detailed information about the available pixel data formats.
11.1 Setting the Pixel Data Format
The setting for the camera's Pixel Format parameter determines the format of the pixel data that will
be output from the camera. The available pixel formats depend on the camera model and whether
the camera is monochrome or color. Table 7 lists the pixel formats available on each monochrome
camera model and Table 8 lists the pixel formats available on each color camera model.
Mono Camera
Model
piA640-210gm
piA1000-48gm
piA1600-35gm
piA1900-32gm
piA2400-12gm
Table 7: Pixel Formats Available on Monochrome Cameras (
Color Camera
Mono 8
Model
piA640-210gc
piA1000-48gc
piA1600-35gc
piA1900-32gc
piA2400-12gm
Table 8: Pixel Formats Available on Color Cameras (
Details of the monochrome formats are described in Section 11.2 on
color formats are described in Section 11.3 on
Basler pioneer
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GB 16
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Mono 12
YUV 4:2:2
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= format available)
Bayer GB 12
YUV 4:2:2
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= format available)
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