Hi, I am writing a simple imaging demonstration for an Infrared Solutions IR-160 imaging camera.I do not have IMAQ and unfortunately, there are no funds available at this point. (If the demo is successful, funds might become available.) I have LV 8.5.1, full edition. The camera creates 16 bit grayscale images, but the image format is not well documented. I know that the image is 160 pixels wide x 120 pixels high, that the gray values are stored as plain bytes (not ASCII), and that the data format is 16 bit signed words, most significant byte first. I attach two sample images (8 bit and 16 bit) and two test vis. I am able to read the image, but instead of grayscale, everything is blue, and there are artifacts across the top of the image. The camera also creates 8 bit images in pgm format, but I have the same issues there. (The pgm image opens fine in e.g., corel paintshop pro.). What do I need to do to make the image appear in grayscale, and save it as a bitmap? Thank you for your help. Peter

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how do I import 16 bit grayscale image into LabVIEW without IMAQ?

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Thank you very much. This is helpful.

Best regards,

Peter

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