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Initialization of wb and ccm parameters in ISPpipeline & Issue with reading RAW images #12

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XiaMu799 opened this issue Jul 14, 2024 · 6 comments

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@XiaMu799
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Hello,

I have two questions regarding the ISPpipeline implementation:

Initialization of wb and ccm Parameters:
Could you please explain how the wb (white balance) and ccm (color correction matrix) parameters are initialized in the ISPpipeline? Are there any specific methods or default values used for this initialization?

RAW Image Reading Issue:
I am facing an issue with reading RAW images using the provided code. It seems that the RAW images cannot be read properly. Could you kindly re-share the RAW images or provide guidance on how to correctly read them?

Thank you for your assistance!

@lizhihao6
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Hello,Thank you for your inquiry.

1.We initialize the white balance (wb) and color correction matrix (ccm) parameters using the camera's built-in default values as we mentioned in the paper. These can be accessed through rawpy.

2.Could you specify which RAW image you are having trouble reading?

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XiaMu799 commented Jul 14, 2024 via email

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Hi, なつめ

  1. If you are referring to the paper titled "Model-Based Image Signal Processors via Learnable Dictionaries," I do not have the code either. I re-implemented it myself.

  2. I currently do not have the Lucid dataset. If you can provide a demo image, I can help you read it.

@XiaMu799
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Hi, なつめ

  1. If you are referring to the paper titled "Model-Based Image Signal Processors via Learnable Dictionaries," I do not have the code either. I re-implemented it myself.
  2. I currently do not have the Lucid dataset. If you can provide a demo image, I can help you read it.

Thank you very much. Attached is a raw image of lucid. I see that there are iphone_xsmax and huawei_p30pro in the data set folder multiRAW. How can I download these data sets?
Uploading LUCID_TRI054S-C_223800455__20231105132456508_image0.zip…

@lizhihao6
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The URL you provided is not accessible. The other datasets, including the iPhone XS Max and Huawei P30 Pro, can be downloaded using the links provided in the README file as https://box.nju.edu.cn/d/0f4b5206cf734bd889aa/.

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您提供的 URL 无法访问。其他数据集(包括 iPhone XS Max 和 Huawei P30 Pro)可以使用 README 文件中提供的链接下载,网址为https://box.nju.edu.cn/d/0f4b5206cf734bd889aa/。

Thank you very much for sharing the data set. I trained invISP with rgb images from BDD100K and raw images from iPhone XSmax. The object detection of RAW image I understand is to generate simRAWb through the rgb of bdd100k, use simRAWb to train the object detection of RAW, and test the raw and rgb pairs of images in the iPhone for testing, right? But I did not find the detection model in github, could you please share it?

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