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grayscale mode image_raw from davis346 becomes binary image #112

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HiOtto opened this issue Dec 4, 2020 · 2 comments
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grayscale mode image_raw from davis346 becomes binary image #112

HiOtto opened this issue Dec 4, 2020 · 2 comments
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HiOtto commented Dec 4, 2020

The one with problem
Screenshot from 2020-12-05 02-28-25
The normal one
Screenshot from 2020-12-05 02-29-02

SO why it becomes binary image ? The setting with davis_ros_driver are the same:

{DiffBn_coarse: 4, DiffBn_fine: 39, OFFBn_coarse: 4, OFFBn_fine: 0, ONBn_coarse: 6,
ONBn_fine: 200, PrBp_coarse: 2, PrBp_fine: 58, PrSFBp_coarse: 1, PrSFBp_fine: 33,
RefrBp_coarse: 4, RefrBp_fine: 25, aps_enabled: true, dvs_enabled: false, exposure: 6000,
frame_interval: 40000,
imu_acc_scale: 3, imu_enabled: true, imu_gyro_scale: 3, max_events: 0,
streaming_rate: 30}

@HiOtto HiOtto changed the title grayscale mode image_raw davis346 becomes binary image grayscale mode image_raw from davis346 becomes binary image Dec 4, 2020
@llongi llongi self-assigned this Dec 19, 2020
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llongi commented Dec 19, 2020

Do both camer's outputs look fine in the DV SDK?
Did you disable AutoExposure and really set the Exposure to the same value on both?

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HiOtto commented Dec 29, 2020

disable AutoExposure and really set the Exposure to the same value on both?

yes, the same config file for the 2 cameras as below

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