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raspiraw "--expus" does not work for ov5647 (it does work for imx219) #25
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See #18. |
I used your latest raspiraw and setting exposure does not work at all. |
Hi,
You should be able to build my repo at:
https://github.com/GustavEngdahl/raspiraw/commits/master
It's master has the three patches needed to get the VTS/Exposure/gain
values correctly written. The patches are not chip specific in any way, but
I've only verified on OV5647.
Regards,
Gustav
Den mån 4 mars 2019 kl 10:56 skrev Hermann Stamm-Wilbrandt <
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… I used your latest raspiraw and setting shutter does not work at all.
I cannot find a repo of gustav-engdahl but only see his commits on your
branch.
But the pull request is anot integrated into your branch yet.
How can I test whether the three commits in that pull request make "-e"
work on your repo?
(without copying over line by line by hand)
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Thank you, I did build your repo and it fixes the issue I reported here, closing this issue as duplicate now. I did not look in detail into your changes, but "--expus" seems to have worked for imx219 because exposure bits are a multiple of 8 whereas for ov5647 they are not:
(scene is lit with 1000lm unfocused light) P.S: |
Good to hear.
Can you verify that my fixes doesn't break imx219? If nothing breaks,
perhaps 6by9 could bring in #18 to master?
Regards,
Gustav
Den mån 4 mars 2019 kl 12:52 skrev Hermann Stamm-Wilbrandt <
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… Thank you, I did build your repo and it fixes the issue I reported here,
closing this issue as duplicate now.
These are the (different now) frames with different --expus settings.
I did not look in detail into your changes, but "--expus" seems to have
worked because for imx219 because exposure bits are a multiple of 8 whereas
for ov5647 they are not:
.exposure_reg = 0x015A,
.exposure_reg_num_bits = 16,
.exposure_reg = 0x3500,
.exposure_reg_num_bits = 20,
--expus 4000
<https://stamm-wilbrandt.de/en/forum/72kmh/out.0017.ppm.d.png>
--expus 2000
<https://stamm-wilbrandt.de/en/forum/72kmh/out.0016.ppm.d.png>
--expus 1000
<https://stamm-wilbrandt.de/en/forum/72kmh/out.0015.ppm.d.png>
--expus 500 <https://stamm-wilbrandt.de/en/forum/72kmh/out.0014.ppm.d.png>
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Doing raspiraw captures with imx219 for "--expus 1000" and "--expus 2000" gives different bright frames after processing with dcraw.
Doing the same with ov5647 gives identical frames, no difference in brightness.
I tested that this bug exists on this repo as well.
This issues is different to the incorrect calculation from issue 20.
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