Yeah so with the GitHub, I have been using those examples and its still the same result. And then with the other link that you sent about the processing raw images, I already tried that and it works. The only reason why it works is because its via the OS terminal which I stated before. But I am trying to do this on Python because this camera will be on flight and would require to take pictures every 7-8 seconds, and I want it to take both a JPG and DNG (which the GitHub has a code that does that except it is the same output the black and white boxes). So with you saying that it will have an embedded JPG, do you think that the white and black box image is correct and then when I convert it to Tiff and then grayscale and calculate the albedo it can do that?No offense, but that is not an over abundance of confidence.And I know that it is producing it correctly, or at least I think so, because its not the black and white boxes and rather an actual image that is in black and white (downside is the pixel size is smaller, 253 x 190).
Unfortunately, I only deal with USB cameras but as a photographer understand RAW and DNG which prompted the question. Many DNG files will also have an embedded JPG file for previewing which you need to be aware of.
I found the GitHub repo with a number of examples of using PICAMERA2 for taking RAW, JPG and DNG which may help sort this out for you. See https://github.com/raspberrypi/picamera ... n/examples
I also found this article on how to post process RAW images from PICCAMERA2. See https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/proces ... ty-camera/
Statistics: Posted by Ayanhb10 — Sat Apr 06, 2024 1:58 am