N8 user read/writing camera images

A user application can read images in memory from: F:/Images/Camera/yyyymm/yyyymmA0/ but can it write to an existing image, and can a user program delete an image from this directory. My current tests indicate this is not possible. Can anyone confirm? Thanks,

Hey Andy,
I have taken a look at your code I have some feed back to give you:
We do not tend to use the producer consumer architecture with vision applications, as we are not buffering data into a queue. With a standard DAQ task we will have data which we can queue up, with vision we have pointer to a memory location, so if we used producer consumer we will be queueing up pointers of the same memory location. If we do have references in the queue our time stamp will not match to the image (defeats the purpose of the queues) as the image in memory would have changed by the time that element is dequeued.
However I have stuck with your architecture, but just an air of caution if the consumer loop is slower than the producer all your images and time stamps will be incorrect.
The data that you have enqueued is not an image (frame) but is a reference to that image. The image is stored in a temporary memory location which is created with IMAQ create.
Therefore this reference is enqueued and passed down the queue. If the reference has been updated with a new frame, then when the reference is dequeued it will dequeue whatever is currently in the temporary memory location, i.e. the latest frame. This can be avoided by slowing down the producer loop so the consumer loop has enough time, to read the temporary memory location before it is updated.
You can check this by adding a “get queue status” to the consumer loop to see how many elements are left in the buffer. Ideally this should be 0.
You can use the time stamp to pull the time and date, instead of using the tick clock. It is a more elegant way to get the time data.
For more accurate timing you will need to use a real time or FPGA system, as the windows OS is not a real time system, it will have other tasks running in the back ground that will not give you accurate timing.
Kevin R
Applications Engineer
National Instruments UK&Ireland
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cam.vi ‏557 KB

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