I have now read the excellent documentation on the PiSP.
(Must give the folks at Raspberry praise for the very nice documentation!)
Now, I'm leaning towards not using libcamera or V4L at all if possible. In my case I would very much prefer to get more control over the bits and pieces myself by configuring the ISP frontend myself. Burstframes, for example, could be very useful in my case.
This way I would not have to write a camera driver at all, just configure the camera using i2c and setup the ISP.
Is it a viable option to handle buffer allocation and configure the ISP frontend myself, and access the images directly in memory?
(Must give the folks at Raspberry praise for the very nice documentation!)
Now, I'm leaning towards not using libcamera or V4L at all if possible. In my case I would very much prefer to get more control over the bits and pieces myself by configuring the ISP frontend myself. Burstframes, for example, could be very useful in my case.
This way I would not have to write a camera driver at all, just configure the camera using i2c and setup the ISP.
Is it a viable option to handle buffer allocation and configure the ISP frontend myself, and access the images directly in memory?
Statistics: Posted by Micke — Fri Nov 08, 2024 5:39 pm