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DM368 Image tuning tool

Mayank Agarwal
Expert 2600 points

 

Hi,

I am trying to use the TI Image tuning tool "DM36xImage Tuning Tool" but i am not able to get

how to use it correctly.I have the following doubts:

1.How to use Matlab compiler run time libraries MCRInstaller.exe with the image tuning tool.Also how to generate IMG_Paramset.bin file

using the tool.

2.Is it possible to send the Image tuning parameters to the y camera live display and be able to observe the effects in camera live display.

3.It has five modules ISIF,IPIPE,NSF2,LDC,AWB tuning.which of these modules is more important regarding camera image tuning

4.Any document or tutorial to understand the image tuning modules better.

i have only VPFE guide to refer to.

Thanks and Regards,

Mayank

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    Prodigy 40 points

    Hi,  Anyone , I am too waiting for a reply on this link .

    Warm regards,

    Abhishek

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    Prodigy 40 points

    Hi, 

    1.How to use Matlab compiler run time libraries MCRInstaller.exe with the image tuning tool.

    <- I believe its just for the installation process ->

    2.Is it possible to send the Image tuning parameters to the y camera live display and be able to observe the effects in camera live display.

    <- Yes, you can try it with DMVA1IPNC-mt5 (Appro)->

    3.It has five modules ISIF,IPIPE,NSF2,LDC,AWB tuning.which of these modules is more important regarding camera image tuning

    <- I would start with IPIPE colour balance and AEWB tuning. -> 

    4.Any document or tutorial to understand the image tuning modules better.

    <-Yes, The user guide is pretty helpful ->

     Also set the parameter Set value to '0'. Found at the bottom of the tool GUI . Take back up of the default parameters of the camera. Go ahead now ..