def setExposure(self, exposureVale):
if self.running:
self.stopAcquisition()
self.readyCapture = False
exposure = PyCapture2.Property()
exposure.type = PyCapture2.PROPERTY_TYPE.AUTO_EXPOSURE
exposure.onOff = True
exposure.autoManualMode = False
exposure.absControl = True
exposure.absValue = exposureVale
self.camera.setProperty(exposure)
self.readyCapture = True
def setGain(self, gainValue):
"""
:param gainValue:
:return:
"""
if self.running:
self.stopAcquisition()
self.readyCapture = False
gain = PyCapture2.Property()
gain.type = PyCapture2.PROPERTY_TYPE.GAIN
gain.onOff = True
gain.autoManualMode = False
gain.absControl = True
gain.absValue = gainValue
self.camera.setProperty(gain)
self.readyCapture = True
def setShutter(self, shutterValue):
"""
Shutter times are scaled by the divider of the basic frame rate.
For example, dividing the frame rate by two(e.g.15FPS to7.5FPS)
causes the maximum shutter time to double(e.g.66ms to 133ms).
:param shutterValue: int(ms)
:return:
"""
if self.running:
self.stopAcquisition()
self.readyCapture = False
shutter = PyCapture2.Property()
shutter.type = PyCapture2.PROPERTY_TYPE.SHUTTER
shutter.onOff = True
shutter.autoManualMode = False
shutter.absControl = True
shutter.absValue = shutterValue
self.camera.setProperty(shutter)
self.readyCapture = True