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Super camera driver for k750/w800/w810 |
primaru
Joined: Mar 12, 2007
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i did not have time to read all of the last pages...so  ...
what i understand is that in low light conditions if you have shrpness set to 0 the picture will be better...correct me if i'm wrong...
well... my question is :
can we put a function in drivers so we could alterate the sharpness depending on the light conditions???????
i don't know if this was asked before... so i'm sorry if i bugged you all...
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chiliseo
Joined: Jul 19, 2007
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as far as i know, in low light conditions if you set sharpness to 0 you will get a little blured picture... but then you can apply a noise reduction and sharpen metod and you will get a better picture compared to sharpness 5 or 6
you can do a profile on A4A driver for low light conditions and include CMD(56,00), and then switch back to CMD(56,06) for all others profiles. |
whatsucka
Joined: Feb 17, 2007
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oo...MXE-60 too bad i dont have dat
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markztrance
Joined: Nov 18, 2006
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From: Dagupan, Philippines
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hey, where can i download the raider's 6.6 cam driver?? i try the mirror listed before, but theres nothing there.. |
dukempg
Joined: Sep 11, 2007
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On 2007-10-26 23:01:21, chiliseo wrote:
as far as i know, in low light conditions if you set sharpness to 0 you will get a little blured picture... but then you can apply a noise reduction and sharpen metod and you will get a better picture compared to sharpness 5 or 6
Just to add, this happpens because when you sharpen the image with noise you also sharpen noise... So it becames more apparent, you get more artifacts and the noise gets hard to be removed. Noise removal programs (like neat image) also don`t sharpen what is identified as noise (so you don`t have to remove all noise and make the picture artificial to not sharpen noise.
you can do a profile on A4A driver for low light conditions and include CMD(56,00), and then switch back to CMD(56,06) for all others profiles.
This is a interesting idea. Could you give me more detail on how to do it? |
markztrance
Joined: Nov 18, 2006
Posts: 137
From: Dagupan, Philippines
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Hello to everyone...
ahmm.. to all who are familiar in using the A4A 9.3 cam driver...
Can anyone give some instructions on how to use it??
at present i have it in my phone but i dont knw how to use it..someone help na plz...
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terminator17
Joined: Jul 04, 2007
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On 2007-10-27 05:29:59, markztrance wrote:
Hello to everyone...
ahmm.. to all who are familiar in using the A4A 9.3 cam driver...
Can anyone give some instructions on how to use it??
at present i have it in my phone but i dont knw how to use it..someone help na plz...
Guide how to use 9.3
Supermode with functions as shown below:
EV:
o -2.0: Change GREEN
o -1.7: Change MAGENTA
o -1.3: Change blue
o -1.0: Change yellow
o -0.7: change zoom
o -0.3: change iso
o 0.0: focus: 1.0 auto 1.1 infinitive 1.2-4.0
o +0.3: change exposure: EM/ENM is ready. read exposure information below.
o +0.7: light metering/spot: 1.0 - no spot 1.1 spot on
o +1.0: change shutter speed (1/5000' - 1/6' with daylight, 1/5 to 2' or more at night/low light)
o +1.3: change flicker(refresh rate 50hz/60hz)
o +1.7: Change scene: 1.0: normal ,1.1 Portrait,1.2 Landscape,1.3 Nightportrait,1.4 Nightscene,1.5 sports,1.6 Beach/snow, 1.7 Document,1.8 Manual Exposure Scene.
o +2.0: Profile
ZOOM 1.1: reduce overexposure cases for indoor
ZOOM 1.2: for taking pictures of buildings at long distance with contrast=02
ZOOM 1.3: close-up shot
ZOOM 1.4-1.6: different colour profile. If you get blueish/yellowish pictures then change the colour profile for correct colour
ZOOM 1.7: max zoom for infinity shot.
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Raiderski
Joined: Jul 03, 2006
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markztrance
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dragonball75
Joined: Jul 02, 2006
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Hi to all , I've just read also every single page of the thread ... (obiovsly an hard thing ...) , so I wanna thanks all the modders for spending all their time for make their drivers best and best again .. I've tried almost every driver posted and the one for me is surely Raidersky's 6.6 one , but it's a little bit too complicate for me ... so could I ask for a little guide about it (with some pics to show the difference between the functions will be really a superb one ...) ?
My phone is a K750i CID36 - RCA021 inside .
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Sombra
Joined: Mar 28, 2007
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And more shots taked with Ipachuong A4A 9.3 camdriver.
Phone used is a K750i CID49 (R1CA021)
Focus to infinity - EM On
Highway, inside of car (back of glass window) running at ~80km/h.
Same configuration and condition.
Same configuration and condition.
Autofocus - EM On
Inside forest, complex image (original size is 604KB - Color count: 457.538)
Foliage in same configuration
Sorry for my poor english.
[ This Message was edited by: Sombra on 2007-10-27 16:40 ] |
Milu
Joined: Apr 11, 2007
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great thx for U strong and big beer for it..
Everyone who know just a little polish language. I wont invite you for forum about camdrivers.
www.camdrivers.xad.pl
http://milutm.diinoweb.com Everything to R1BD001. |
whatsucka
Joined: Feb 17, 2007
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wat is the FPS for video in the 9.3 camdriver??
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spiderman3g
Joined: Jan 02, 2007
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what is the best cam driver for my k750i? |
markztrance
Joined: Nov 18, 2006
Posts: 137
From: Dagupan, Philippines
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On 2007-10-28 02:10:12, mikilove wrote:
what is the best cam driver for my k750i?
>>> thats up to you... if you want to capture manual settings, you can use the camdriver which supports the super mode.. if you want auto, try Ipachuong's 8.52,53 or i recommend thet 8.54 |
chiliseo
Joined: Jul 19, 2007
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On 2007-10-27 04:56:22, dukempg wrote:
This is a interesting idea. Could you give me more detail on how to do it?
Well... basically you have this code on every A4A driver:
SET_PROFILE=$b6 00 4 1 #CMD(04,00)
$c0 0a
$s0 0a #CC_GREEN
$s0 0a #CC_MAGENTA
$s0 0a #CC_BLUE
$s0 0a #CC_YELLOW
$s0 0a #CHANGE_ZOOM
$s0 0a #ISO
$s0 0a #CHANGE_FOCUS
$s0 0a #SET_EXPOSURE
$s0 0a #SPOT_ON
$s0 0a #SHUTTERSPEED
$s0 0a #SHUTTER_ISO
$s0 0a #SCENE
$s0 0a #SET_PROFILE
#CC_CID #INIT
$cl
$c0 0b
(PROFILE 1.1)
$cl
$c0 0c
(PROFILE 1.2)
$cl
$c0 0d
(PROFILE 1.3)
$cl
$c0 0e
(PROFILE 1.4)
$cl
$c0 0f
(PROFILE 1.5)
$cx $cx $cx $cx $cx $cx;
And then, the code for PROFILE 1.1 for sharpness 0 on low light conditions could be this single line:
#CMD(56,00)
If you want also to increase a little bit the exposure time on that profile you could add this line too:
#CMD(04,1B)
Then in PROFILE 1.2 you can add this lines to switch back to default values:
#CMD(56,06)
#CMD(04,00)
Anyway when you select de default profile (1.0) the driver switch back to all default values.
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Posted: 2007-10-26 22:35
