ipa: raspberrypi: AGC: handle modes with different sensitivities
When the sensor is switched to a mode with a different sensitivity, the target exposure values need to be adjusted proportionately to maintain the same image brightness. Signed-off-by: David Plowman <david.plowman@raspberrypi.com> Reviewed-by: Naushir Patuck <naush@raspberrypi.com> Reviewed-by: Kieran Bingham <kieran.bingham@ideasonboard.com> Signed-off-by: Kieran Bingham <kieran.bingham@ideasonboard.com>
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@ -163,7 +163,7 @@ Agc::Agc(Controller *controller)
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: AgcAlgorithm(controller), metering_mode_(nullptr),
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exposure_mode_(nullptr), constraint_mode_(nullptr),
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frame_count_(0), lock_count_(0),
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last_target_exposure_(0s),
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last_target_exposure_(0s), last_sensitivity_(0.0),
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ev_(1.0), flicker_period_(0s),
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max_shutter_(0s), fixed_shutter_(0s), fixed_analogue_gain_(0.0)
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{
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constraint_mode_name_ = constraint_mode_name;
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}
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void Agc::SwitchMode([[maybe_unused]] CameraMode const &camera_mode,
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void Agc::SwitchMode(CameraMode const &camera_mode,
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Metadata *metadata)
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{
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/* AGC expects the mode sensitivity always to be non-zero. */
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ASSERT(camera_mode.sensitivity);
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housekeepConfig();
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Duration fixed_shutter = clipShutter(fixed_shutter_);
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@ -292,9 +295,20 @@ void Agc::SwitchMode([[maybe_unused]] CameraMode const &camera_mode,
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filtered_.shutter = fixed_shutter;
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filtered_.analogue_gain = fixed_analogue_gain_;
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} else if (status_.total_exposure_value) {
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// On a mode switch, it's possible the exposure profile could change,
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// or a fixed exposure/gain might be set so we divide up the exposure/
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// gain again, but we don't change any target values.
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// On a mode switch, various things could happen:
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// - the exposure profile might change
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// - a fixed exposure or gain might be set
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// - the new mode's sensitivity might be different
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// We cope with the last of these by scaling the target values. After
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// that we just need to re-divide the exposure/gain according to the
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// current exposure profile, which takes care of everything else.
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double ratio = last_sensitivity_ / camera_mode.sensitivity;
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target_.total_exposure_no_dg *= ratio;
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target_.total_exposure *= ratio;
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filtered_.total_exposure_no_dg *= ratio;
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filtered_.total_exposure *= ratio;
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divideUpExposure();
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} else {
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// We come through here on startup, when at least one of the shutter
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}
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writeAndFinish(metadata, false);
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// We must remember the sensitivity of this mode for the next SwitchMode.
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last_sensitivity_ = camera_mode.sensitivity;
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}
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void Agc::Prepare(Metadata *image_metadata)
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