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0.4.1

Not secure
This is a hotfix release to adjust to a change in our dependency, six, that made the library un-importable in Python 2. There are no other changes.

0.4

Not secure
This release adds compatibility with Mac OSX!

Additionally, the timestamp field is now read correctly on all platforms.

0.3.3

Not secure
- Fix compatibility with Pillow v3.0.0 (PR 204)
- API: plot_to_frame and plots_to_frame now take fig_size_inches and bbox_inches as keyword arguments instead of passing on all keyword arguments to imsave (PR 206)
- Fix zipfile handling in Py3 (PR 199)
- Fix CINE reader for Py2 (PR 219)
- Support non-monochrome and packed-bits images in NorpixSeq (PR 218)
- Update documentation
- Update slicerator dependency to v0.9.7 (fixes pipeline nesting)
- Update bioformats version to v5.1.7 (PR 224)

0.3

0.2.2

Not secure
This is a simple maintenance release, introducing no functionality changes. The packaging and installation are simplified by adopting [tifffile](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/tifffile) as a dependency rather than directly including the source PIMS.

Henceforth, to install PIMS on any platform, we recommend `conda install -c soft-matter pims`, but `pip install pims` is also supported.

0.2.1

Not secure
Minor release of PIMS
- Use [PyAV](http://mikeboers.github.io/PyAV/) for handling video files
- Ships with Christoph Gohlke's tifffile
- Added support for .cine files
- Added prototype of universal `open` function which tries to guess the correct class to use to handle a given file based on the extension
- Added ability to create an ImageSequence from a list of paths

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