Author Topic: Processing image from KAI-8050SC truesense image sensor  (Read 2584 times)

Offline Maurice Proulx

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I am in the process of adding to my equipment a color camera and I am interested by a camera with a KAI-8050SC image sensor. Since it is using the Truesense Sparse Color filter pattern, will I be able to process those image using PI otherwise I will look for another type of CCD.

I did a search on the forum archive but I could not find any information or any processing exemple using this CCD

Any comment on my choice would be appreciate

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Maurice

Offline Juan Conejero

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Re: Processing image from KAI-8050SC truesense image sensor
« Reply #1 on: 2014 July 23 12:27:49 »
Hi Maurice,

The Truesense Sparse CFA is not directly supported by our preprocessing tools and scripts. These frames can be calibrated without problems (bias/dark subtracted and flat fielded), but our tools don't know how to interpolate them to produce RGB images (the equivalent to a deBayering process). This is a serious problem for image registration, which in turn is a game stopper to use these frames without a lot of manual work.
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Re: Processing image from KAI-8050SC truesense image sensor
« Reply #2 on: 2014 July 23 19:01:19 »
in the worst case couldn't you write some pixelmath expressions to extract the R/G/B/L from the 'bayer' pattern and use ImageContainer to write the resultant mono files to disk?

rob