Ticket Type
🐛 Bug Report
Robot Type
Lite
Operating System
macOS
Browsers Used
Browser version(s)
No response
Troubleshooting
Update Status
Description
I have noticed that the gstreamer backend yields really dark images on macOS. It appears that auto-exposure may not be enabled and by default a really low exposure time is used. The really dark images make it really hard for detectors to work and even for humans to see what is in an image.
Context & Reproduction
- Start reachy mini
- run a script which pulls camera images off the reachy
- display camera images
Relevant logs or stack trace
Additional Info / Workarounds
Can open FaceTime after starting the reachy. This seems to force the system to adjust exposure time.
Ticket Type
🐛 Bug Report
Robot Type
Lite
Operating System
macOS
Browsers Used
Browser version(s)
No response
Troubleshooting
Update Status
Description
I have noticed that the gstreamer backend yields really dark images on macOS. It appears that auto-exposure may not be enabled and by default a really low exposure time is used. The really dark images make it really hard for detectors to work and even for humans to see what is in an image.
Context & Reproduction
Relevant logs or stack trace
Additional Info / Workarounds
Can open FaceTime after starting the reachy. This seems to force the system to adjust exposure time.