The step is calculated as follows:
if(dev->camera.old_step ^ dev->camera.older_step)
dev->camera.exposure_step/=2; //the steps are in the same
direction - step must be bigger
else
dev->camera.exposure_step+=2; //oscilating - divide the step by 2
With my cam I have stable picture in under one second. (about 1-2 seconds if
I'm in full darkness, but well - in that case it does not mater as the
picture is just dark;)
exposure_step is unsigned in case one stays in the dark long enough for an
overflow.
and about the git commit - that's what I have got after running the commands
- there is no patch on the disk - I'm sorry for asking stupid questions but
what should I do.
# git commit -a -m "new software AE function to address problems with
exposure oscillations on mt9v011"
Created commit 552ed00: new software AE function to address problems with
exposure oscillations on mt9v011
3 files changed, 40 insertions(+), 79 deletions(-)
# git format-patch -s
no output on the console
2009/3/8 Vasily Khoruzhick <[email protected]>
> On Sunday 08 March 2009 14:38:51 Stefan Krastanov wrote:
> > I will be very happy to give you the sorce if you
> > think it's usefull, but I don't know how "patch" works. What should I do.
>
> Try:
> git commit -a -m "You comment about commit"
> git format-patch -s
>
> And then send patch to the list
>
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