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I ran test_led.py then test_image.py. It seems like the light intensity is too high. In test_led.py, it is set to 255 for rgb channels.
led_all_off(Digit360(descriptor.data)) led_set_channel(Digit360(descriptor.data), d360frame.LightingChannel.CHANNEL_1, (255, 0, 0)) led_set_channel(Digit360(descriptor.data), d360frame.LightingChannel.CHANNEL_2, (0, 255, 0)) led_set_channel(Digit360(descriptor.data), d360frame.LightingChannel.CHANNEL_3, (0, 0, 255))
255 seems too bright to capture any useful data. What is the intensity used in Digit360 paper?
Below is the image obtained by setting 255 for RGB.
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I ran test_led.py then test_image.py. It seems like the light intensity is too high.
In test_led.py, it is set to 255 for rgb channels.
led_all_off(Digit360(descriptor.data))
led_set_channel(Digit360(descriptor.data), d360frame.LightingChannel.CHANNEL_1, (255, 0, 0))
led_set_channel(Digit360(descriptor.data), d360frame.LightingChannel.CHANNEL_2, (0, 255, 0))
led_set_channel(Digit360(descriptor.data), d360frame.LightingChannel.CHANNEL_3, (0, 0, 255))
255 seems too bright to capture any useful data. What is the intensity used in Digit360 paper?
Below is the image obtained by setting 255 for RGB.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: