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Miscellaneous camera controls, IMX582/IMX586 on-sensor HDR #986
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.initialControl.setMisc("downsampling-mode", "binning") # default: "scaling" .initialControl.setMisc("binning-mode", "sum") # default: "avg" Max FPS for IMX378 1080p back to 118 (from 60) with binning enabled
…misc control: .initialControl.setMisc("manual-exposure-handling", "fast")
…DR, with: .initialControl.setMisc("hdr-exposure-ratio", 4) # enables HDR when set `> 1`, current options: 2, 4, 8 .initialControl.setMisc("hdr-local-tone-weight", 75) # default 75, range 0..100
… enabled by default. Values: 0, 1, can also change during streaming, `H` key with cam_test.py
- better config for 10fps HDR - runtime configurable hdr-exposure-ratio (1,2,4,8), hdr-local-tone-weight (0..1, float normalized) cam_test.py `R` and `G` keys to select HDR controls, then change with `-_` `+=`
``` cam["cama"].initialControl.setMisc("3a-follow", dai.CameraBoardSocket.CAM_A) cam["camb"].initialControl.setMisc("3a-follow", dai.CameraBoardSocket.CAM_B) ``` generic fast manual exposure (for all sensors)
what is the plan for this merge request / HDR functionality? I purchased the oak-1 max specifically for the HDR functionality, so I am disappointed to learn that this has not yet (~8 months later) been added to main branch |
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Thanks, LGTM!
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Thanks!
Related: luxonis/depthai-core#972 (see for a detailed description)
utilities/cam_test.py
: new optionFor example to enable HDR on IMX582 (OAK-1-MAX):
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key to select HDR exposure ratio, then adjust with-_
and+=
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key to select HDR local tone weight, then adjust with-_
and+=
H
key to toggle HCG (high conversion gain) mode on/off on IMX462 or IMX678(when testing HDR, it's also suggested for now to set manual exposure,
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