GetData's Graph Digitizer, Anyone Ever Use This?

[ICGEngineerTech]

Has anyone ever used the software "Graph Digitizer" from GetData?  If so, how did you like it?  Would you give it a  or  ?  Does anyone have any other recommendations?

Ideally I want to convert a waveform I draw (pen & paper or via a graphics program such as 'Paint' or 'PhotoShop') to a series of numbers.  I need 4,096 data points ranging from 1 to 4,096 for each point.  I will be taking the data points and putting them into an 'Excel' file and then exporting as a .CSV (Comma Separated Value) file.

Thanks.  Any help would be appreciated. 

[Bored@Work]

Has anyone ever used the software "Graph Digitizer" from GetData?  If so, how did you like it?  Would you give it a  or  ?  Does anyone have any other recommendations?

It is try-before-you-buy software. So why don't you just try it?

[ICGEngineerTech]

Thanks, I seen that.  I'm going to try it out on Monday when I get back to work.  I only have Macs at home.   

I'm trying to interface with 20-year-old software using this programmable power supply that hasn't been in production for over a decade.  Not a lot of info out there that I can find.

If ya'all are interested, I'll be posting my review of the program next week.

[JohnnyE]

Hi folks,

If anyone is interested, we have launched a free graph digitizer that might help you with your work.  You can use it to extract 1000's of points on a spectral curve in seconds.  Give it a try and let me know what you think.

https://www.opticsforhire.com/graph-digitizer

John