Saving an image as a table of grayscale values?

I have an image that is in grayscale and I need a table that displays each pixels grayscale value.  Is there a way to save the image in some tabular format or can I convert it any other way in photoshop?

You have posed a reasonable question. The short answer is that Photoshop does not have a utility to provide the data you require as you would like it. The closest feature it has which may be of some use is the measurement facility in the Extended version of Photoshop.
Using the measurement facility you can draw a selection around an area of your choosing (one of the rocks, for example) and take the measurement. It will provide you with several pieces of data including Gray value max, min, mean, median, integrated density and histogram. Area & perimeter of the selected area are also included and a few other parameters. All of these data including the numerical data of the histogram can be exported out of Photoshop to be used in a spreadsheet. If these data were useful, you could do a selection around the other rock and do a comparison.
The raw data behind an image can be had from its psd file, but you need to know have some tools to digest that data.
Paulo

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