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Raiderski
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number1 you don't have to say nothing more. your age doesn't interest me. i don't want to stress you but all i can see that you are more 'superstar' than 'modder', if you don't agree then maybe you can explain something for us. your flagship theory is saying:
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whitebalance on the k800i is awful, it adds yellow to compersate for blue sky etc, also the picture is slighty over exposured, the whitebalance is in the main but it can be turned off in the driver
i turned the whitebalance off in the driver
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so, i uploaded your 2.99 to my phone and then on all auto settings i did small test. my conclusion:
1. you or me have f****d up camera
2. you don't know what are you talking about or i don't know
3. in worst case you or me have problems with eyes
left: just after camera open, right: some seconds later
as you can see your 'turned off' WB is working fine as typical auto WB
my last post about number1 unless i'll have to answer on his post
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Raiderski
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sadeghi85
from where was suggestion to use #COM_EVENT(05,..)? K750? as for me it doesn't work on K800 (at least not on mine). use this:
#SET_REG(2a,..)
#COM_EVENT(02,04)
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number1
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i fought you picked on me because i am alot younger than you maybe i am wrong???.
About the whitebalance no having the whitebalance off on indoor pics won't reallly make any difference it's outdoors in sunlight it makes a huge difference the sky will actually be a more natural shade of blue, the grass will green not a mix of yellow & green and the pictures won't be misty.
some1 comaparaed my camdriver with the oringal camdriver here a few posts down http://www.esato.com/board/viewtopic.php?topic=161159&start=225, notice the first pic with oringal camdriver no colours,misty,unclear,
the second pic of the plant you have to look carefully but noticed how it's a more natural green colour with my driver.
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sadeghi85
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I found that that problem is also in original camdriver and not related to those changes. maybe i should live with it.
@Raiderski, #COM_EVENT(05,..) works fine on K550i/W610i. |
brazzuka's
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What does it mean to you overclock to mobile phone for u number1?
The model can work k800 with two schedules, one for chip high resolutions MCB881 Sony for the other Micron MT9V112 VGA resolutions that I think that everybody knows.But the key is the set-chip sensor-lens-hardware as I said many times, this system is the collection to all programming is answered by this collection.
More once you say you can not generalize the duties all models, each model will respond as i have described this collection.
Here we are not to prove anything but to improve and help the little we know in my opinion.
Good job and relaxes u walk a little stressed  joking
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number1
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overclock is to increase the MHZ, the front vga camera with the micron cam module runs 24MHZ by default look at the oringal 2.3 driver.
//=========================================================
//Power on sequence
//=========================================================
cam_power_on_2=5, 0, 0, 1, 0; // Set reset low
cam_power_on_0=5, 1, 26, 1, 0; // Set GPIO26 (CAMDIR)as output
cam_power_on_1=5, 2, 26, 0, 0; // Set GPIO26 (CAMDIR) as low (open bus to VGA camera)
cam_power_on_3=5, 1, 35, 1, 0; // Set GPIO35 (CAM27_EN) output
cam_power_on_4=5, 2, 35, 1, 0; // Set GPIO35 (CAM27_EN) as high (2.7 V on)
cam_power_on_5=5, 3, 4, 5dc0, 64; // Enable 24 MHz APLL clock wait 100 ms
cam_power_on_6=5, 0, 0, 0, 5; // Set reset high; wait for 5 ms
//=========================================================
//Power off sequence
//=========================================================
cam_power_off_0=5, 3, 4, 1, 0; // Disable clock and set low
cam_power_off_1=5, 0, 0, 1, 0; // Set reset low
cam_power_off_2=5, 1, 35, 1, 0; // Set GPIO35 (CAM27_EN) as output
cam_power_off_3=5, 2, 35, 0, 0; // Set GPIO35 (CAM27_EN) as low (2.7 V Off)
cam_power_off_4=5, 1, 26, 1, 0; // Set GPIO26 (CAMDIR) as output
cam_power_off_5=5, 2, 26, 1, 5; // Set GPIO26 (CAMDIR) as high (close bus to VGA camera); wait for 5 ms
cam_i2c_address=5d;
cam_vf_clock_freq=4, 5dc0; 24MHZ
cam_ss_clock_freq=4, 5dc0; 24MHZ
cam_init_result=;
cam_ss_format=B100;
cam_vf_format=B100;
could the MHZ be increased further or is 24MHZ the limit????? |
brazzuka's
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On 2008-02-29 18:28:01, number1 wrote:
overclock is to increase the MHZ, the front vga camera with the micron cam module runs 24MHZ by default look at the oringal 2.3 driver.
cam_power_on_5=5, 3, 4, 5dc0, 64; // Enable 24 MHz APLL clock wait 100 ms
cam_vf_clock_freq=[4], 5dc0; 24MHZ=>*div Table Block Diagram
cam_ss_clock_freq=[4], 5dc0; 24MHZ=>*div Table Block Diagram
*Divided the frequency
cam_init_result=;
cam_ss_format=B100;
cam_vf_format=B100;
could the MHZ be increased further or is 24MHZ the limit?????
@Number1
Do you read the comments, information or posts from other modders?
I donīt think so
For mobile phones overclock is not only increase the frequency, but by the hardware at risk to changes in voltage and other things
Not number1 the limit to work with 30fps recording of video in a camera of sony with these sensors is 27mhz this to these models of chip-sensor.Have models that support up to 48mhz in the two frequencies synchronized as the model k510.
Each model has its master clock
Micron-MT9... series
sensor block
You can sustain its ideas number1 but not everyone agrees with his view
Again everyone is to help, not to prove anything to nobody number1
Continue with your work and good job!
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Raiderski
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sadeghi85
yep, but they have old 2MP DSP architecture 7xx. 3MP is 8xx and any changes to cmd05 have no effects
number1
it makes a huge difference the sky will actually be a more natural shade of blue, the grass will green not a mix of yellow & green and the pictures won't be misty
sweet marketing. there is a reality, thin line and then illusion where your brain plays tricks. outdoor reality is much better balanced than false (artificial lights) indoors. if WB doesn't work as 'turned off' in indoors then in outdoors situation is this same. as for me there is no differences
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number1
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number1
it makes a huge difference the sky will actually be a more natural shade of blue, the grass will green not a mix of yellow & green and the pictures won't be misty
sweet marketing. there is a reality, thin line and then illusion where your brain plays tricks. outdoor reality is much better balanced than false (artificial lights) indoors. if WB doesn't work as 'turned off' in indoors then in outdoors situation is this same. as for me there is no differences
sweet marketing, why would i market a free camdriver i'm not making money off it lol, i do notice improvements in outdoor pictures in colour & clearness indoors there isn't really much difference.
see the comparasion between the k800i & k770
http://www.esato.com/board/viewtopic.php?topic=164926&start=0
notice the k770 pics colours are correct and no mist effect like the k800i,
i get the same results in colours with my k800i by turning the whitebalance off not the same quality as the k770 but pictures are slighty clearer without the mist ,the k800 still has it's awful post-processing.
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Raiderski
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why should i pay attention on comparision between 2 cameras with different sensors each from other vendor? once again you used "whitebalance off" - do you want more pictures from 2.99 which show you that auto WB is working fine and it's not off?
code: set WB value 0x80 for auto
interpreter: let it be
camera: what the hell?! 0x80? i don't know this! i will use auto mode instead
ok, maybe small explanation. i'm software engineer, testing procedures are huge part of my work. there are no 'slightly', 'probably', 'maybe' - everything must be checked, verified and explained
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jomateixa
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Please guys stop...Disabling WB is a stupidity itself. JPEG compression mods too.
One question: What does mean the values #COM_EVENT(11,05) (one push) and #COM_EVENT(11,06) (hold) ? |
jomateixa
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OK one push=shade, but if we set it to 'hold', first it applies Auto WB and then holds it? Or simply holds the previous setting? |
Raiderski
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'hold' will just lock your current WB settings. for 99.99% of users WB lock is useless, especially in camphone. it is very useful if you want to play with gray card as white balance reference and then hold settings. another trick from advanced photography
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alvink83
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Hi all, what does AE_MSHUT_LONG mean? Thanks.. |
Raiderski
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it's value corresponding to maximum exposure time of snapshot with used flash
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