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Intro
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USB Video Class
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Colour Filter Array
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CFA Interpolation
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Lens Shading
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Camera Pipeline
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Smart Sensor (a.k.a. YUV Sensor)
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OMAP3 Camera in Nokia N900
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Dell Latitude 7285
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Camera Devices & Enumeration
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Image Processing Algorithms (3A)
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Raspberry Pi 4 + IMX477
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Microsoft Surface Go 2
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The Camera Manager
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The Pipeline Handler
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The Image Processing Algorithms
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The Helpers and Support Classes
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The Adaptation Layer
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Android Camera HAL
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Native V4L2 Compatibility
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Summary of Supported Features
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Guides
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Work In Progress
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Participation in Industry Initiatives
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Licensing
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Future Features - Core
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Future Features - Devices
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Future Features - Integration
Description:
Explore the three-year journey and future prospects of libcamera, a comprehensive camera stack for Linux, in this conference talk by Laurent Pinchart. Delve into the intricacies of camera technology, including USB video class, colour filter arrays, and CFA interpolation. Examine the evolution of camera pipelines, from smart sensors to modern implementations in devices like the Raspberry Pi 4 and Microsoft Surface Go 2. Learn about the architecture of libcamera, including its camera manager, pipeline handler, and image processing algorithms. Discover the project's support for various features, industry participation, and licensing. Gain insights into ongoing work and upcoming developments in core functionality, device support, and integration efforts.

Giving Linux a Camera Stack: libcamera's 3-Year Journey and Exciting Future

Linux Foundation
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