v3.1.0

• fixed README: changed 'libcamera' to 'rpicam'
• using now new "FrameWallClock" key in the frame metadata dictionary to set "DATE-END"
• fixed camera enumeration for newer versions of pylibcamera2
• changed log message about missing configuration file from INFO to DEBUG

v3.0.0

• implemented image cropping (experimental, may not work for binning > 1, for more info see discussion #94)
• replaced vector "TELESCOPE_INFO" by "SCOPE_INFO" and removed "CAMERA_LENS" to become compatible with new INDI protocol (fixes snooping of telescope aperture and focal length)
• additional entry in FITS header: digital gain DGAIN
• fix crash when no cameras are connected

Many thanks to @MattBlack85, @illigtr and @tschoenfelder.

v2.9.0: Merge pull request #84 from scriptorron/implement-raw-mono

• added "RAW Mono" image format: a monochrome image calculated from raw Bayer image:
  has same size as the raw image but has 2 bit more depth, in contrast to that the ISP processed "Mono" image has 8 bit only

v2.8.1

fixed client-driver handshake for storing exposures remotely

Multiple cameras on same Pi

This release provides 5 binary names indi_pylibcamera, indi_pylibcamera2, indi_pylibcamera3, ... indi_pylibcamera5 to allow running of up to 5 driver instances with different cameras in parallel. For instance you can operate 2 HQ cameras to a Pi 5.

Please see README.md for details.

v2.7.0

• implemented Mono frame
• scaled RGB and Mono frames have now binning-factor in FITS header
• minor code cleanup and optimization
• minimized FITS metadata to avoid trouble with plate solver
• moved folders CamerInfos and testpattern out of Python library

v2.6.5

• supports distros which use command python to start Python3
• typo in "Disconnect" label fixed

v2.6.4

fixed exposure time bug for IMX296

v2.6.3

Fixed issues with incompatible package versions.
New installation instructions!

v2.6.2

• fixed ROWORDER attribute in FITS images (was leading to wrong colors in some post-processing tools)
• installation instructions for newer Raspberry Pi OS