[Python]Reprojecting points in memory, instead of temporary storing them in FC

Question

I was wondering if anyone knows a way of reprojecting points without first having to store them in a feature class, reprojecting them to another feature class and then reading them back into memory.

Creating the featureclasses takes alot of time when we are talking alot of rasters.

I get the points from code like this:
dsc = gp.describe(raster)
point_UL = dsc.extent.UpperLeft

point_UL_proj = # Insert magic here #

Jan_ToreKyrdalen · Answer

That was actualy exactly what I was looking for! And it did help some, but since Project_managment()

cant return a Feature class in memory, it only got me halfway.

JonathanBaarda · Answer

not sure if this would help, but you can write output to memory using "in_memory\featureclassname". It's not possible to edit this feature class but you can read from it.