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It may not be possible, even for Apple. If you have a look at the data sheets, for example [1], you'll see YCbCr or RGB output formats being listed. I guess i
by jpap 13y ago
It may not be possible, even for Apple.
If you have a look at the data sheets, for example [1], you'll see YCbCr or RGB output formats being listed.
I guess it would make sense for as much signal processing to be done as early in the chain in the interests of lowering power consumption. (Less data to transfer over a serial bus into more circuitry, at the very least.)
[1] http://www.ovt.com/products/sensor.php?id=134 http://www.ovt.com/products/sensor.php?id=134
(Sony also make the sensors for Apple, apparently.)
- wmf 13y agoIn general sensors output raw and the ISP does the image pipeline including demosaicing, so a phone could support raw with different ISP firmware. (Reportedly Nokia wrote custom ISP firmware for their fancy camera, for example.) I wouldn't be surprised if one of the upcoming Samsung or Sony phone-cameras supports raw.