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Something that I feel would be extremely beneficial is the ability to send a command to store the latest image, if any, directly from the camera as either the raw data, a FITs, an astroTIFF or XISF (or other preferred standard) on the user's local machine.
I'm happy to propose an API and prepare an RFC document for this, but first, I wondered what the appetite would be for such a command?
A use case for this would be to allow user to handle post-imaging steps. For example, storing files on the local system could work in tandem with other services on a user's local machine that could watch the filesystem for changes/additions and perform any additional pre-processing, post-processing and data analysis as a separate process.
I'm not a C# developer, so if any of this is not possible please interject: but I for-see it as working as a simple non-blocking async call that returns as soon as the command to store has been made, with a separate coroutine dispatched to store the raw image byte data.
I think this would be very advantageous for, e.g., situational awareness applications where data acquisition, analysis and storage need to be as performant as possible.