Instead of "BINARY" (which is a black and white image) you probably mean "GRAY" or "FBGR" (flipped RGB image where 1 byte for each channel).
All images are "binary" so the use here is the strict use of 0 or 1 (black and white) values instead of "Binary" versus "Text" sometimes used in network transmission protocols.
Note, this isn't easy. You will need to really understand what the format is. Sometimes if you write out what the actual values are for the first 10 values of the image its possible to determine what format it is.
STeven.
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