Luke Bowersox
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Luke Bowersox commented,
Hey Marty, This is on my radar still I do think florescents play a big role in this! I won't have a chance to test this until I resolve other color issues. But if you or someone else has a chance t...
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Luke Bowersox commented,
Hey Marty, I had the feeling we were going to have to move in the direction of neutral density filters. Thanks for the heads up.
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Luke Bowersox commented,
I understand these are two different issues, but it seems like USB2.0 is the common factor. Is there a reason that the camera performs so much worse over 2.0? Is something being set differently in ...
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Luke Bowersox created a post,
D405 Color Instability on USB 2.0 and Outdoor lighting
Continuing my investigations into D405 color instability. I have found two major issues. Over saturation in outdoor lighting is orders of magnitude worse over USB2.0. This is seen as sepia or pur...
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Luke Bowersox commented,
When I get back from the holidays I will try this on several other D405s
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Luke Bowersox commented,
I was able to see this in all streaming methods I have tried, C++, Python, and realsense-viewer.
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Luke Bowersox commented,
I think there is a bug in this forum, i keep having to retype my posts. I have seen that page before and combed through it, good to know thats the end all be all. Two questions: Could this be har...
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Luke Bowersox created a post,
D405 Color Instability in Indoor Lighting
Working with the D405 trying to solve other color issues such as variable auto-white balance performance, and over saturation I noticed that when under indoor lighting conditions the color stream f...
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Luke Bowersox commented,
Marty!!! This works. The key thing here was that I was not declaring a NEW config. Thanks again!
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Luke Bowersox commented,
Marty! Thanks so much for this tip. It saved me a ton of legwork on my part. Good to know the difference between the global and rolling shutter camera capabilities. Best, Luke