Add camera functions for exposure time and gain increment.#1043
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Thanks for your work on this, Marco. Please mark this merge request ready for review when you think it is. |
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Thanks Emmanuel! The PR is ready for review now, I also tested it with a couple of cameras. |
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@EmmanuelP Would you be available for a review? Thanks a lot! |
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Hi @feuerste , sorry for the delay. I will try to review your work and test it with my device collection soon... |
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Thanks. |
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This is in particular useful for a Basler acA1920-25gc, where arbitrary exposure times can be set and read, but only multiples of the correct increment are actually applied by the camera driver.
Also the viewer has been adjusted to only allow multiples of the increment.
This was tested with an Allied Vision Alvium G1-1240c, FLIR Blackfly S BFS-PGE-23S3C, and 3 different Basler cameras.