I've got image from external api presented as tuple of uint32s, where each uint32 consists of 4 uint8 with r, g, b and alpha (always = 0) and i need to convert it to 3d numpy array with format identical to what I can get from imageio.imread. Problem is that when I use numpy.view order of colors is inverted. This is code I've written that works OK, but I was wondering if there's better way of conversion.
frame_buffer_tuple = ... # here we have tuple of width*height length
framebuffer = np.asarray(frame_buffer_tuple).astype(dtype='uint32').view(dtype='uint8').reshape((height, width, 4)) # here I have height x width x 4 numpy array but with inverted colors (red instead of blue) and alpha I don't need
framebuffer = np.stack((framebuffer[:, :, 2], framebuffer[:, :, 1], framebuffer[:, :, 0]), axis=2) # here I've got correct numpy height x width x 3 array
I'm more concerned about execution time, then memory, but since I can have 7680 × 4320 images, both may be important. Thanks!
@RichieV pointed me in right direction, actually what worked is:
framebuffer = np.asarray(frame_buffer_tuple).astype('uint32').view('uint8').reshape((height, width, 4))[:, :, 2::-1]
I'll mark this as solution for now, until someone comes up with even solution to this problem.