FreeDcam
- Build
- Supported Apis
- Projects used by FreeDcam
- Q&A
- Hidden Oem Settings
- Camera Ui Icon
- Camera1 Dng Supported Devices
- How to create a Custom Matrix
- How to create a ToneMapProfile
- MSM Camera Blobs Logging for Devs
- License
Build
To build use latest Android Studio
Supported Apis:
Projects used by FreeDcam
Special Thanks @ Dave Coffin for dcraw and the bayer extracting to 16bit
Q&A
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Q: I'm able to choose camera2 api, but many things are missing. Why?
A: because its not fully supported by your device. such devices are called legacy devices. they support just basic image capture and recording features. -
Q Why can't i open raw/bayer files?
A Because its the pure data. the decoder cant read it because it does not know how to open it.
To tell the decoder how the data is stored, the dng container is needed.
In that case send us the raw/bayer file and it will work soon. -
Q Why my Device dont show an highspeed video profile, i know it support it
A Its because the Oem's did not add it as MediaProfile and freedcam support it only for most snapdragon socs
- In that case open the VideoProfileEditor inside FreeDcamSetting.
- As sample for 720p highspeed select first the 720p profile.
- Rename it to 720Hfr or what ever you want.
- Change Framerate to 120
- Select Highspeed
- Save the Profile and close the VideoProfileEditor.
- Q Why cant i decompile apps build with nougat sdk
A They changed the dex header version. Use a hexeditor to change the version from 37 to 35 and dex2jar works
Hidden Oem Settings
Huawei Code:
*#*#2846579#*#*
Camera Ui Icons
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Camera1 Dng Supported Devices
List is not up to date
KK = Kitkat,L = Lollipop , M = Marshmallow
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| Jiayu S3 | |
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| Lenovo K4 Note | |
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| Lenovo VibeP1 | |
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| Meizu MX4/5 | |
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| Mlais M52 Red Note | |
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| MyPhone Infinity 2S | |
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| Prestigio Multipad Color | |
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| Vivo Xplay | |
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| Xiaomi Mi A1 | |
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| Xiaomi Mi4c | |
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| Xiaomi Mi 5 | broken raw stream |
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| Xiaomi Mi Max | |
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How to create a Custom Matrix
First you need a Colorchecker Passport without it, its useless to continue
Set it somewhere in the Scene and capture a Dng from it.
When done you need Adobes Dng Profile Editor
Load there the Dng and choose Chart tab and place the dots to the edges of the chart.
Then click Create Color Table. Now you can tune the matrixes. When done save the dcp profile into camera raw appData folder.
C:\Users\ UserName\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\CameraRaw\CameraProfiles.
Then open the Dng into CameraRaw and go to tab Camera Calibration.
Select there the created dcp profile and click on Save Image... and save the Dng with the choosen profile, do not open the image!
Open the saved Dng now into exiftools or a simliar tool, wich can read metadata, and copy out the matrixes into a txt file in the bottom order.
<matrixes>
<matrix name="G4">
<color1>1.15625, -0.2890625, -0.3203125, -0.53125, 1.5625f, 0.0625, -0.078125, 0.28125, 0.5625</color1>
<color2>0.5859375, 0.0546875, -0.125, -0.6484375, 1.5546875, 0.0546875, -0.2421875, 0.5625, 0.390625</color2>
<neutral>0.53125, 1, 0.640625</neutral>
<forward1>0.820300, -0.218800, 0.359400, 0.343800, 0.570300,0.093800, 0.015600, -0.726600, 1.539100</forward1>
<forward2>0.679700, -0.078100, 0.359400, 0.210900, 0.703100,0.085900, -0.046900, -0.828100, 1.695300</forward2>
<reduction1>0.9921875, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 1.015625</reduction1>
<reduction2>0.9921875, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 1.015625</reduction2>
<noise>0.8853462669953089, 0, 0.8853462669953089f, 0, 0.8853462669953089f,0</noise>
</matrix>
</matrixes>
How to create a ToneMapProfile
Can get used to apply custom profiles direct to a dng.
data can get created with various tools.
like from a dcp with dcamprof or dcptools.
or extracted from a existing dng with exiftools.
tonemapprofiles.xml
<tonemapprofiles>
<!-- thats the first profile -->
<tonemapprofile name="linear">
<tonecurve>0,0,0.25,0.25,0.5,0.5,0.75,0.75,1,1</tonecurve> use "," to split. ignores whitespace and line breaks,
<baselineexposure>0.35</baselineexposure> set to avoid the hidden exposure
<huesatmapdims>90 25 1</huesatmapdims> should only contain whitespaces for splitting no line breaks!
<huesatmapdata1>0 0 .... 1 1</huesatmapdata1> should only contain whitespaces for splitting no line breaks!
</tonemapprofile>
<!-- next profile -->
<tonemapprofile name="srgb">
<tonecurve>0,0,......,1,1</tonecurve>
</tonemapprofile>
<tonemapprofile name="iso100">
<baselineexposure>-0.35</baselineexposure>
</tonemapprofile>
</tonemapprofiles>
Copy that file now on your phones internalSD/DCIM/FreeDcam/config/matrixes.xml and you can select it inside Freedcam.
Its gets then applied to each new dng
MSM Camera Blobs Logging for DEVS
Create File in /data/misc/camera/camera_dbg.txt
Valid values:
none - no logging
error - error message logging only, default
high - log high priority messages and up
warn - log warnings and higher
low - verbose logging
debug - debug logging level
cam_dbglevel=debug
mct_dbglevel=debug
sensor_dbglevel=debug
iface_dbglevel=debug
isp_dbglevel=debug
stats_dbglevel=debug
pproc_dbglevel=debug
imglib_dbglevel=debug
cpp_dbglevel=debug
hal_dbglevel=debug
jpeg_dbglevel=debug
c2d_dbglevel=debug
Permission #chmod 770
persist.camera.global.debug 4
persist.camera.debug.logfile 1
License
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along
with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc.,
51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA.