What is the format of MONO8? Industrial cameras support MONO8 format, RAW8 format and RGB format. What's the difference?

There are differences between these three formats.

Mono8 format presents the effect that the stored image is monochrome. Usually used to display grayscale images.

RAW format is an unprocessed and compressed picture format, which brings great convenience for later adjustment.

RGB format is a color mode, which is presented by red, green and blue.

Extended data:

Monophonic scheme

A file composed of MONO format is a binary file generated by rewriting two arbitrary binary files (called basic files and metafiles) by a tool called monolithic simplicity.

Original format

RAW format files are almost unprocessed information obtained directly from CCD or CMOS. Through post-processing, photographers can maximize their artistic talents.

RGB color mode

It is an industrial color standard, and various colors can be obtained by changing the channels of red (R), green (G) and blue (B) and their superposition. This standard includes almost all colors that human vision can perceive, and it is one of the most widely used color systems at present.