I’m facing strong color artifacts with my Sekonix SF3325-100 at the boundaries between light and dark areas when the movement in the image is high. They occur only when the exposure is set to BAE. I have observed this with two different sensors of the same type so I have ruled out that one of them is simply broken.
See here: [url]https://imgur.com/a/udBbdta[/url] While the frame was taken the camera was moved to the right.
The sensor is started with the parameters “camera-count=1,camera-mask=0001,camera-type=ar0231-rccb-bae-sf3325,cross-csi-sync=0,csi-port=ab,fifo-size=3,output-format=yuv,slave=0”
Does anybody know where they come from?
Some combination of RCCB->RGB conversion and HDR maybe?
Are there ways to avoid them (other than changing the exposure to AE)?
I’m a bit limited in that regard but here are two frames from very close to the window.
[url]https://imgur.com/a/t4sjI3V[/url]
With the exception of the reflection on the window there shouldn’t be any artificial light. So that’s the best I can give you. In the first image the camera movement is downwards, in the second it’s up.