I have been searching for a decent piece of spectroscopy software, currently I use a mix of an ancient VB program I wrote in high school, an even worse labview program I wrote in undergrad, and a jupyter notebook I wrote in grad school.
The reliance on the point grey libraries is a bit of a bummer since my cameras are mostly based on firewire cameras using the dcam protocol via libdc1394.
Kind of an odd choice to license it with the cern open hardware license, being that this is really a piece of traditional software as opposed to a hardware design or firmware.
Speaking of, there is a great laser beam profiler called Bullseye that is in a similar spirit to this project. https://github.com/jordens/bullseye
It also supports point grey cameras, so if you have a camera for the openraman project your camera is probably compatible with bulleye as well.
The reliance on the point grey libraries is a bit of a bummer since my cameras are mostly based on firewire cameras using the dcam protocol via libdc1394.
Also a bummer that the software apparently can't even run without the camera hardware attached (having just tried it). How are other people supposed to load and view result files?
I have been searching for a decent piece of spectroscopy software, currently I use a mix of an ancient VB program I wrote in high school, an even worse labview program I wrote in undergrad, and a jupyter notebook I wrote in grad school.
The reliance on the point grey libraries is a bit of a bummer since my cameras are mostly based on firewire cameras using the dcam protocol via libdc1394.
Kind of an odd choice to license it with the cern open hardware license, being that this is really a piece of traditional software as opposed to a hardware design or firmware.
Speaking of, there is a great laser beam profiler called Bullseye that is in a similar spirit to this project. https://github.com/jordens/bullseye
It also supports point grey cameras, so if you have a camera for the openraman project your camera is probably compatible with bulleye as well.