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I don't know if this is possible, searched for a bit but didnt find anything. The idea is to use both of the camera's while filming/shooting picture, so eg, you can see yourself on a pip-ish window. A picture explains better than words i guess, so i made a mockup. It should be very awesome if it was possible! (for the ones who dont get the idea, its a guy in a rollercoaster, you can see the coaster track and his face at once)
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2010-05-06
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Originally Posted by MAIcrosoft
From what i've seen in nokia documentation its not possible. The front and main camera use the same bus, so its only one at a time. too bad looks like a nice idea :-) and thereby.. the n900 cant even keep up with only the main cam! dont think it could handle the 2 cams at full res..
I don't know if this is possible, searched for a bit but didnt find anything. The idea is to use both of the camera's while filming/shooting picture, so eg, you can see yourself on a pip-ish window. A picture explains better than words i guess, so i made a mockup. It should be very awesome if it was possible! (for the ones who dont get the idea, its a guy in a rollercoaster, you can see the coaster track and his face at once)
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2010-05-06
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Shooting photo like that would be possible, I think? How ever the other would be little delayed.
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2010-05-06
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what about stepping down to 800x480 with main camera and under 1/3 of that with front cam? would that be too much for the bus?
(and frame rate too naturally)
even with still images this would be nice to have: a totally new perspective for photography.
(and frame rate too naturally)
even with still images this would be nice to have: a totally new perspective for photography.
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2010-05-06
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Originally Posted by ossipena
the bus cant handle 2 camera's at once so its not possible even at lowest resolution possible... A picture wil be possible but then its like: Take pic with main cam, software switches to front cam and takes a picture with that. So it will not be at the same moment and the phone could take 5-10 seconds to switch cams
what about stepping down to 800x480 with main camera and under 1/3 of that with front cam? would that be too much for the bus?
(and frame rate too naturally)
even with still images this would be nice to have: a totally new perspective for photography.
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2010-05-06
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Ah that sucks that they use the same bus. But I still think the idea would be awesome even if it's for pictures.
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2010-05-06
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well - depending on other comments, i may try pushing 2 gstreamer pipelines -
One for /dev/video0
and one for /dev/video1 - ya never know - may randomly work - is a great idea, and nice mock up!
One for /dev/video0
and one for /dev/video1 - ya never know - may randomly work - is a great idea, and nice mock up!
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2010-05-11
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How long does it takes for the bus to switch camera?
Couldn't you grab one frame from one and one frame from another and obtain a half framerate movie?
Or they don't switch fast enough. I mean keep the cameras initialized and just switch the bus?
Couldn't you grab one frame from one and one frame from another and obtain a half framerate movie?
Or they don't switch fast enough. I mean keep the cameras initialized and just switch the bus?
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2010-05-11
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Thanks n00b and icebox, some good thinking there.
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