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Using the code below, I am getting images from a Leopard Imaging USB 3.0 camera. When I first tested the camera, the images were green. I looked on several forums and found that I needed to convert from Bayer images to BGR images. Now, I get what is in the attached image. Does anyone know what I can do to fix this?

cv::VideoCapture (cam1);
cam1.grab();
cam1.read(data);

....
cv::Mat changed;
cv::Mat bayer16(data.rows, data.cols, CV_16UC1,data.data,data.step);
cv::Mat bayer8 = bayer16.clone();
bayer8.convertTo(bayer8, CV_8UC1, 0.0625);

cv::cvtColor(bayer8, changed, CV_BayerGB2BGR);
imshow("", changed);

Using the code below, I am getting images from a Leopard Imaging USB 3.0 camera. When I first tested the camera, the images were green. I looked on several forums and found that I needed to convert from Bayer images to BGR images. Now, I get what is in the attached image. Does anyone know what I can do to fix this?

cv::VideoCapture (cam1);
cam1.grab();
cam1.read(data);

....
cv::Mat changed;
cv::Mat bayer16(data.rows, data.cols, CV_16UC1,data.data,data.step);
cv::Mat bayer8 = bayer16.clone();
bayer8.convertTo(bayer8, CV_8UC1, 0.0625);

cv::cvtColor(bayer8, changed, CV_BayerGB2BGR);
imshow("", changed); changed);
Can someone tell me how to get my image to show here? Just incase it doesn't show, the image is "grainy" and none of the colors are right.

Using the code below, I am getting images from a Leopard Imaging USB 3.0 camera. When I first tested the camera, the images were green. I looked on several forums and found that I needed to convert from Bayer images to BGR images. Now, I get what is in the attached image. Does anyone know what I can do to fix this?

cv::VideoCapture (cam1);
cam1.grab();
cam1.read(data);

....
cv::Mat changed;
cv::Mat bayer16(data.rows, data.cols, CV_16UC1,data.data,data.step);
cv::Mat bayer8 = bayer16.clone();
bayer8.convertTo(bayer8, CV_8UC1, 0.0625);

cv::cvtColor(bayer8, changed, CV_BayerGB2BGR);
imshow("", changed);
Can someone tell me how to get my image to show here? Just incase it doesn't show, the image is "grainy" and none of the colors are right.

Using the code below, I am getting images from a Leopard Imaging USB 3.0 camera. When I first tested the camera, the images were green. I looked on several forums and found that I needed to convert from Bayer images to BGR images. Now, I get what is in the attached image. Does anyone know what I can do to fix this?

cv::VideoCapture (cam1);
cam1.grab();
cam1.read(data);

....
cv::Mat changed;
cv::Mat bayer16(data.rows, data.cols, CV_16UC1,data.data,data.step);
cv::Mat bayer8 = bayer16.clone();
bayer8.convertTo(bayer8, CV_8UC1, 0.0625);

cv::cvtColor(bayer8, changed, CV_BayerGB2BGR);
imshow("", changed);
Can someone tell me how to get my image to show here? Just incase it doesn't show, the image is "grainy" and none of the colors are right.

Using the code below, I am getting images from a Leopard Imaging USB 3.0 camera. When I first tested the camera, the images were green. I looked on several forums and found that I needed to convert from Bayer images to BGR images. Now, I get what is in the attached image. Does anyone know what I can do to fix this?

cv::VideoCapture (cam1);
cam1.grab();
cam1.read(data);

....
cv::Mat changed;
cv::Mat bayer16(data.rows, data.cols, CV_16UC1,data.data,data.step);
cv::Mat bayer8 = bayer16.clone();
bayer8.convertTo(bayer8, CV_8UC1, 0.0625);

cv::cvtColor(bayer8, changed, CV_BayerGB2BGR);
imshow("", changed);
Can someone tell me how to get my image to show here? Just incase it doesn't show, the image is "grainy" and none of the colors are right.

Using the code below, I am getting images from a Leopard Imaging USB 3.0 camera. When I first tested the camera, the images were green. I looked on several forums and found that I needed to convert from Bayer images to BGR images. Now, I get what is in the attached image. Does anyone know what I can do to fix this?

cv::VideoCapture (cam1);
cam1.grab();
cam1.read(data);

....
cv::Mat changed;
cv::Mat bayer16(data.rows, data.cols, CV_16UC1,data.data,data.step);
cv::Mat bayer8 = bayer16.clone();
bayer8.convertTo(bayer8, CV_8UC1, 0.0625);

cv::cvtColor(bayer8, changed, CV_BayerGB2BGR);
imshow("", changed);
Can someone tell me how to get my image to show here? Just incase it doesn't show, the image is "grainy" and none of the colors are right.

Using the code below, I am getting images from a Leopard Imaging USB 3.0 camera. When I first tested the camera, the images were green. I looked on several forums and found that I needed to convert from Bayer images to BGR images. Now, I get what is in the attached image. Does anyone know what I can do to fix this?

cv::VideoCapture (cam1);
cam1.grab();
cam1.read(data);

....
cv::Mat changed;
cv::Mat bayer16(data.rows, data.cols, CV_16UC1,data.data,data.step);
cv::Mat bayer8 = bayer16.clone();
bayer8.convertTo(bayer8, CV_8UC1, 0.0625);

cv::cvtColor(bayer8, changed, CV_BayerGB2BGR);
imshow("", changed);
Can someone tell me how to get my image to show here? Just incase it doesn't show, the image is "grainy" and none of the colors are right. right. It looks like static on an old TV.

Using the code below, I am getting images from a Leopard Imaging USB 3.0 camera. When I first tested the camera, the images were green. I looked on several forums and found that I needed to convert from Bayer images to BGR images. Now, I get what is in the attached image. Does anyone know what I can do to fix this?

cv::VideoCapture (cam1);
cam1.grab();
cam1.read(data);

....
cv::Mat changed;
cv::Mat bayer16(data.rows, data.cols, CV_16UC1,data.data,data.step);
cv::Mat bayer8 = bayer16.clone();
bayer8.convertTo(bayer8, CV_8UC1, 0.0625);

cv::cvtColor(bayer8, changed, CV_BayerGB2BGR);
imshow("", changed);
Can someone tell me how to get my image to show here? Just incase it doesn't show, the image is "grainy" and none of the colors are right. It looks like static on an old TV.

image

Using the code below, I am getting images from a Leopard Imaging USB 3.0 camera. When I first tested the camera, the images were green. I looked on several forums and found that I needed to convert from Bayer images to BGR images. Now, I get what is in the attached image. Does anyone know what I can do to fix this?

cv::VideoCapture (cam1);
cam1.grab();
cam1.read(data);

....
cv::Mat changed;
cv::Mat bayer16(data.rows, data.cols, CV_16UC1,data.data,data.step);
cv::Mat bayer8 = bayer16.clone();
bayer8.convertTo(bayer8, CV_8UC1, 0.0625);

cv::cvtColor(bayer8, changed, CV_BayerGB2BGR);
imshow("", changed);
Can someone tell me how to get my image to show here? Just incase it doesn't show, the image is "grainy" and none of the colors are right. It looks like static on an old TV.

image

Using the code below, I am getting images from a Leopard Imaging USB 3.0 camera. When I first tested the camera, the images were green. I looked on several forums and found that I needed to convert from Bayer images to BGR images. Now, I get what is in the attached image. Does anyone know what I can do to fix this?

cv::VideoCapture (cam1);
cam1.grab();
cam1.read(data);

....
cv::Mat changed;
cv::Mat bayer16(data.rows, data.cols, CV_16UC1,data.data,data.step);
cv::Mat bayer8 = bayer16.clone();
bayer8.convertTo(bayer8, CV_8UC1, 0.0625);

cv::cvtColor(bayer8, changed, CV_BayerGB2BGR);
imshow("", changed);
Can someone tell me how to get my An image to show here? Just incase it doesn't show, the image is "grainy" and none of the colors are right. It looks like static on an old TV.

what gets displayed image

Using the code below, I am getting images from a Leopard Imaging USB 3.0 camera. When I first tested the camera, the images were green. I looked on several forums and found that I needed to convert from Bayer images to BGR images. Now, I get what is in the attached image. Does anyone know what I can do to fix this?

cv::VideoCapture (cam1);
cam1.grab();
cam1.read(data);

....
cv::Mat changed;
cv::Mat bayer16(data.rows, data.cols, CV_16UC1,data.data,data.step);
cv::Mat bayer8 = bayer16.clone();
bayer8.convertTo(bayer8, CV_8UC1, 0.0625);

cv::cvtColor(bayer8, changed, CV_BayerGB2BGR);
imshow("", changed);
An image of what gets displayed image