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Meade DSI load firmware

Do you see an option for set bayer info in the driver itself? Did the driver report it was a color camera?
9 years 1 month ago #3277

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I see options for X and Y Offset. Is that the options for setting the bayer pattern?



The driver identified the camera as a DSI Color II, but that just the name, don't know if any other mechanism is present to communicate color properties to kstars/indi.
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Ok, Ben, just add this to initProperties(), any where after INDI::CCD::initProperties();

IUSaveText(&BayerT[2], "RGGB");

Of course, change RGGB to whatever bayer pattern used by the camera.
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Replied by Ben Gilsrud on topic Meade DSI load firmware

Where can I find a list of the available Bayer strings? It seems that the color CCD's in the DSI's use a complementary color mosaic (Cy Ye Mg G) rather than a simple RGB filter.

Thanks,
Ben
9 years 1 month ago #3281

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In that case you can't use bayer settings, I'll send you more info in the email.
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Hello.
Any progress on completing the driver to work with DSI II Color?
The patch I got is working fine.

/Daniel
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9 years 1 month ago #3510

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yeah, the patch is applied officially.
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Replied by Ben Gilsrud on topic Meade DSI load firmware

Hi Daniel,
The official patch is slightly different than yours in that we report the images to be monochrome (instead of attempting to support to CMYG mosaic). This should allow the DSI Colors to be useful for guiding but probably not serious imaging (though the "monochrome" images could be demosaiced externally). Please try it if you get a chance.

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Ben
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9 years 1 month ago #3515

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Hi Ben.
I built the driver from source, and it worked. I'm only going to use it as a guider, so monochrome image is totally fine by me. Even if I want to debayer that is something that I would do later on in preprocessing.

Thank you for developing the driver!
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Hi,
Thank you to add support for the DSI Color!
I take it out of the attic for testing and it look like all work fine.

I agree that file recording must be in raw format, debayer must be done in preprocessing after dark and cosmetic.
Pixinsight as a CMYG debayer script that work for this images.

Patrick
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Replied by Ben Gilsrud on topic Meade DSI load firmware

Hi Patrick,
Thanks for giving it a shot! What generation DSI Color do you have (I or II)?

-Ben
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Hi Ben,

This is the first generation Deep Sky Imager from 2004 without any number, so I think it is the 1. Meade part number is 04522.
The image quality is quite poor but it can male a decent guider or finder camera.

Patrick
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