Can't store intensities array in a variable [Value Error: could not broadcast input array from shape (64,) into shape (4097,)]

[IsaacMcMillan]

I managed to get a USB 650 to generate wavelengths and intensities, but only if I use a print statement.
when I try to store the intensities it gives me this error:

Value Error: could not broadcast input array from shape (64,) into shape (4097,)

This is what I used for my example code, the first part was grabbed from issue #47 as it seems to actually work:

import usb.core
import seabreeze
if usb.core.find(idVendor=0x2457, idProduct=0x1014):
    # If we find a connected USB650
    seabreeze.use("pyseabreeze")
else:
    seabreeze.use("cseabreeze")

import seabreeze.spectrometers as sb

spec = sb.Spectrometer.from_first_available()

spec.integration_time_micros(10000)

intensities = spec.intensities()
wavelengths = spec.wavelengths()

spec.close()

If I just use:

print(spec.wavelengths())
print(spec.intensities())

I don't get the above mentioned error and it prints the intensities. I can get it to print the whole array if I convert it to a list in the print statement. It doesn't have a problem assigning the wavelengths to a variable, but it does the intensities.

any attempt to grab the intensities outside a print statement gives me an error. Sometimes it does store them in a variable, but it still errors out.

For some context, I have a motorized microscope, and I want to grab the intensities of each wavelength every few millimeters, so that I can make a topographical map of the intensity of a certain wavelength over the surface of a microscope slide.