⚡ The status of camera on the PinePhone: drivers, autofocus, color curves and more
After many months of work, omnipresent postmarketOS developer and photography enthusiast Martijn Braam has worked on turning the PinePhone camera not only into something working, but pushing the boundaries of the entry-level OV5640 sensor and its basic lens.
Image quality improvements for the #PinePhone rear camera. This is getting somewhere :)#ShotOnPinePhone pic.twitter.com/tVDJrwcfAg
— Martijn Braam (@braam_martijn) September 25, 2020
Initially just drivers and scripts to obtain image data were done, then Martijn moved on to polish the image data, develop a lightweight Gtk3 application, Megapixels, to take pictures from the PinePhone, and finally started working on tweaking the configuration and color settings and adding support for autofocus to the phone.
New Megapixels ui stuff pic.twitter.com/Zsq8emKOs9
— Martijn Braam (@braam_martijn) October 4, 2020
As hinted above, this process happened over a relatively long time, and has been documented in a saga of articles, all going in-depth, being very readable and full of technical details at the same time.




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