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| 18:14 | John_K | Beta PCBs arrived from OSHPark!
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| 18:19 | Bertl_oO | congrats!
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| 18:20 | Bertl_oO | maybe document the entire build process
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| 18:20 | Bertl_oO | changed nick to: Bertl
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| 18:20 | Bertl | so that we can later make an article from/about it?
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| 18:22 | Bertl | (for others to get inspired)
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| 18:23 | John_K | Yeah, I'm trying to put together a BOM atm
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| 18:23 | John_K | Difficult even with the Google sheets
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| 18:24 | Bertl | let me know if you need anything (i.e. if something is unclear)
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| 18:24 | John_K | Some parts are out of stock, etc... At least I ordered the ZIFs in advance
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| 18:25 | John_K | Will do, hoping to have them assembled later this week or early next week
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| 18:25 | Bertl | usually you can use similar parts (for passive components)
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| 18:25 | Bertl | and the active ones should be available from various distributors
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| 18:26 | John_K | True, I saw a few werenobly available from Farnell but not element14 America
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| 18:26 | John_K | Were only*
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| 18:27 | danieel | we have the opposite issue :) some are from america only and not at Farnell :))
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| 18:28 | Bertl | John_K: also note that not all parts need to be populated to get a working beta
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| 18:29 | Bertl | specifically on the power board and the sensor frontend
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| 18:29 | John_K | Other than the DNP passive?
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| 18:30 | Bertl | yes, for example you can drop the entire voltage check blocks from the sensor frontend (for now)
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| 18:30 | Bertl | as you are adjusting the power board manually to the desired voltages
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| 18:30 | Bertl | and there you only need to populate the circuits for the actual voltage rails in use
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| 18:31 | Bertl | it might bite you lateron when the boards get updated, but then it should be easy to add the missing parts and/or do a new board
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| 18:32 | Bertl | http://files.apertus.org/AXIOM-Beta/Beta%20Sensor%20Front%20End1.jpg
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| 18:32 | Bertl | here for example you can see the "minimal" configuration
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| 18:33 | Bertl | well, you could leave out the eeprom at the top left as well
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| 18:36 | Bertl | on the power board you can drop the FTDI circuit if you don't want the JTAG interface via USB (and use the one on the microzed)
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| 18:36 | Bertl | you can also leave out the micro SD circuit (if you don't need it)
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| 18:37 | Bertl | and here you can see the minimal config from the regulator side:
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| 18:37 | Bertl | https://wiki.apertus.org/images/f/f4/BetaPowerBoard_0.18_TOP.jpg
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| 18:37 | Bertl | i.e. WW/SW/SE/EE as well as MCN/MCS are not required for basic operation
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| 18:40 | danieel | Bertl: once i wanted to do a html/svg visualization of boards.. this required/optional/dnp could be shown nicely with such a gui..
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| 18:41 | Bertl | kind of on/off layer composition or so?
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| 18:41 | danieel | yes, and as components are tagged they can be filtered by that
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| 18:42 | danieel | handful for hand assembly (highlight all of same value)
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| 18:42 | danieel | does such tool exist?
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| 18:45 | Bertl | not that I know of
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| 18:50 | danieel | for my next birthday (april 1) we can rewrite the debayering article: http://stargazerslounge.com/topic/166334-debayering-a-dslrs-bayer-matrix/ :))
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| 18:56 | John_K | http://imgur.com/gallery/gGWlr
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| 18:57 | John_K | Purple PCB prob
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| 18:57 | John_K | Porn
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| 18:57 | John_K | Oops
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| 18:57 | Bertl | almost
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| 18:58 | John_K | Http://imgur.com/gGWlr
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| 18:58 | John_K | I'll do this from not mobile
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| 19:03 | John_K | Third times a charm http://m.imgur.com/gGWIr
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| 19:05 | John_K | Bertl: thanks for the pointer to minimal configs, may go with that for now
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| 19:10 | Bertl | @images: nice :)
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| 19:11 | Bertl | on the main board, you can leave out the shield connectors for now (they can easily be added lateron) and the piezo
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| 19:17 | irieger | danieel: That debayering looks nice!
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| 19:17 | irieger | Would like to have a spare cam and have it "debayered" :D
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| 19:18 | irieger | Makes demosaicing so much easier thought :D
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| 19:19 | danieel | definitely hardware based implementation of the algorithm :)
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| 19:26 | irieger | Yeah. Btw.
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| 19:27 | irieger | Bertl: I head a great idea. Would be nice to be able to just output raw 12 bit data via HDMI and would be recordable with existing hardware. My idea was: Pack raw data into 1920x1080x3colorsx12bit
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| 19:28 | danieel | you have 4 in bayer
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| 19:28 | Bertl | and 12bit requires deep color
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| 19:28 | irieger | should be possible to even get a 3672x3072 or so for 4K anamorphic recording with around 33 fps into a 1080p60 stream
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| 19:29 | irieger | Bertl: is that a problem with the HDMI controlers?
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| 19:29 | irieger | danieel: you mean 4 what?
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| 19:30 | irieger | just did a small calculation how this would fit into 1920x1080 while on the road cause I liked the idea and there is already hardware able to capture 1080p50 / 1080p60 at 12 bit 444
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| 19:30 | Bertl | it doubles the bandwidth or halves the frame rate
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| 19:31 | irieger | had a chance to shoot some test material with the lovely Zeiss Master Anamorphics on Friday and I just fell in love with anamorphic lenses btw ;-)
| | 19:31 | Bertl | (deep color that is)
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| 19:31 | irieger | So 60p is only possible with 8bit and 10/12 will require to go back to 30p?
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| 19:32 | Bertl | with the current direct from FPGA HDMI out, yes
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| 19:32 | Bertl | also note that most recorders cannot capture 12bit 444
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| 19:33 | irieger | I know. But there are some that can (Convergent Design). And some capture cards/thunderbolt capture modules can do so
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| 19:33 | Bertl | in raw or with some lossy codec?
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| 19:33 | irieger | Why must everything be so difficult ... Sounded so nice
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| 19:34 | irieger | Bertl: in 12bit 444 DPX so uncompressed "raw"
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| 19:34 | irieger | implementing this idea would mean the image would look like crap of course but with a small software it could easily be converted to cinemaDNG or so
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| 19:36 | Bertl | well, there are still some options left, I have some ideas which we will test in the near future
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| 19:38 | irieger | Top secret currently or can you give a hint? ;-)
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| 19:39 | irieger | btw. I recently played with color matrix creation with our toolset which I currently test and look for optimization possiblities. Here is a test image: http://content.irieger.net/bm_colorchecker_srgb_tun.jpg
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| 19:40 | irieger | looks quite good and was just the first step. Ignore some glitches in this image. I intentionally used a simple daybering algorithm and ignored some stuff like usable pixel area maybe ...
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| 19:40 | irieger | And on the linux laptop I'm currently on it looks quite worse than on my Macbook I have to say
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| 19:41 | danieel | irieger: when you get the table right, any real object will be strange colored :)
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| 19:41 | irieger | ;-)
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| 19:42 | Bertl | top secret of course ... :)
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| 19:43 | irieger | Well, I will play with different optimizations. Our tools allow to throw in some parameter files to for example focus the optimization on skin tones etc.
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| 19:44 | Bertl | what we plan to do is to distribute the raw data in a way that it won't get mutilated too much by recording with cheap recorders
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| 19:44 | Bertl | (i.e. with compression in place)
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| 19:44 | irieger | Now I'm listening?!
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| 19:46 | Bertl | for example, assuming that there is 422 recording at 60FPS, we can break down the raw image (at 30FPS) into two images RG and GB with a proper distribution
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| 19:47 | Bertl | but we need to do some tests to figure out the optimal layout there
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| 19:48 | irieger | Bertl: well, most really cheap recorders can't do 60fps either ;-)
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| 19:49 | Bertl | indeed, but it is probably a good middle ground
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| 19:50 | irieger | Definitely.
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| 19:50 | Bertl | i.e. 60p pro-res (or similar) is more common than 30p 12bit 444 raw
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| 19:50 | irieger | Yes. Just fear what prores will do to the raw image. And it will lose 2 bits
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| 19:51 | Bertl | but note that 30p 12bit 444 at 1080p should be no problem with the current HDMI interfaces
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| 19:52 | Bertl | so if you have two recorders which can do that, then you might already have a raw recording solution with (almost) full size
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| 19:52 | John_K | How much over gig-e transmit rates are we with 1080p 60fps 12-bit?
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| 19:52 | irieger | Of course, that should work.
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| 19:52 | John_K | Seems like there should be plenty of space in the FPGA for some lossless compression
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| 19:53 | irieger | John_K: Full sensor is around 432 MByte/s I'd say
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| 19:54 | irieger | 4096*3072*12/8 bytes per image
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| 19:55 | John_K | Right but for 1080 should be possible with minimal compression
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| 19:55 | John_K | 1080p60 raw should be ~185MiB/s
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| 19:55 | John_K | So should be attainable with compression
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| 19:57 | John_K | Looks like 10GBE could be a possible expansion too as long as the PCB routing is compatible
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| 19:58 | irieger | John_K: The problem is: You have to do the bad stuff DSLRs do to get 1080p RAW or just take the inner 1080p frame of the sensor which is also kind of bad.
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| 19:59 | John_K | What would the problem be as long as you capture 16x pixels all around no?
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| 20:00 | John_K | Sorry ~16px extra on all sides
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| 20:00 | irieger | That the field of view of the lenses is totaly different then
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| 20:01 | irieger | Sorry, have to go afk, will look back later. (Note to myself: do a proper afk state like bertl/se6astian ...)
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| 20:01 | danieel | you can /nick
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| 20:02 | John_K | Hrm, true
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| 20:03 | John_K | Could be some interesting things you could do with the RAW though
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| 20:03 | John_K | Might be fun to play with at some point
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| 20:09 | Bertl | that's the beauty of the Axiom ... you can easily try out new ideas
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| 21:14 | se6astian | time for bed
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| 21:14 | se6astian | gnight
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