There's a different Photon Camera and it takes straightforward bracketed raws.
https://github.com/bjzhou/PhotonCamera
Disadvantage: motion easily causes purple/green artifacts. Highlights can sometimes clip before white level (and turn purple). Despite that, definitely refreshing.
https://github.com/bjzhou/PhotonCamera
Disadvantage: motion easily causes purple/green artifacts. Highlights can sometimes clip before white level (and turn purple). Despite that, definitely refreshing.
GitHub
GitHub - bjzhou/PhotonCamera: Open-source Android camera application focused on static photography
Open-source Android camera application focused on static photography - bjzhou/PhotonCamera
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Sony just casually posted a wildly dishonest/incompetent trippy video to sell a genuinely relevant technology
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I've been informed and got a quite evident separate confirmation that the API limitation of actual RAW stream access on iOS (not to be confused with temporal-filtered ProRes RAW video Apple touted in the past) is that you're only able to obtain frames while camera is "in focus" and not "focusing" since the API is designed solely for photo capture. On all these truly-RAW-based apps, you should expect that the Japanese iPhone units will try to play shutter sound for every single frame.
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The fun part? Now that iOS devices are getting actual RAW (and RAW-based) video through third party app devs who finally started moving, it'll no longer gather the headlines the official, fake RAW video got on Apple's announcement. It'll be a mere curiosity, while lots of "professionals" will stay with the former, size-inefficient implementation.
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Third message in a row: yes, as soon as I'll see a video comparing ISP-processed RAW with actual RAW video on iPhone 17 Pro, I'll link it here. From what I've seen from actual RAW photos (such as from Bayer Cam), the sensor mode exposed for third party apps is a quite clean 12-bit, likely not through LN2/LN4 or DCG, but through 12-bit ADC mode (so not best DR-wise, but nice). This may end up with better results even in a static scenery. At smaller file size.
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Fourth (sorry): all this is a really good news for mobile Linux. Software ISP prove itself through different codebases and through different operating systems and hardware. We may add a watt or few to camera operation, but mere access to RAW stream combined with swISP running on GPU can let us skip tons of reverse engineering.
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A recommendation: don't buy a Pixel, while hoping to use it on stock and keeping any privacy.
Yeah, you may think "but it's Google, they can't be as bad as an arbitrary bloatware you get on other major OEMs", but only here I see a casual "we'll now upload your data to cloud from this previously offline feature" served so casually.
Yeah, you may think "but it's Google, they can't be as bad as an arbitrary bloatware you get on other major OEMs", but only here I see a casual "we'll now upload your data to cloud from this previously offline feature" served so casually.
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DJI Action 5 Pro is worth buying and hopefully DJI won't decide to make it no longer worth buying
Just don't rush to do that, I'm waiting for usable details. A friend was able to enter sahara, but the firehose we had or the environment wouldn't work.
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DJI Action 5 Pro is worth buying and hopefully DJI won't decide to make it no longer worth buying
Confirmed indeed unfused, you can buy.
Any authles sm8550 (kailua) melf firehose will work.
Any authles sm8550 (kailua) melf firehose will work.
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