Tanckom
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So, the previous post has now 20 pictures, which takes hell long to load, and i get closer to it, so for those who read the previous post, keep continuing reading here.
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UPDATE 26.05.2016
--> after new trys, yes, my sleep was too short to be registered
Conclusion:
After another test, i found out, that only the three first values of
t ia2 -adj awb 0 0 0 0 0 0
are doing some changes.
FIRST VALUE:
Currently, i think the first value is some color value. However it changes between green/yellow/orange.
SECOND VALUE AND THIRD VALUE:
Maybe they are some levels correction? Because directly after using 5000 values, they change from yellow to clear images.
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UPDATE 27.05.2016
All test have been done in dark room with artifical lights.
Test 8:
Scaling the first value everytime +2000 up, and doing at the same number for the first value +2000 for the second value.
Since 4000 3000 looked best, i tried another round with lower differences:
And looks like the first value for this environment is good between 4000 and 4500.
Now looking at the best second value:
I think that: t ia2 -adj awb 4250 3500 0 0 0 0 looks best. Info, my wall is not white, but bright-beige.
Test 8 Conclusion:
First value between 4000-5000 looks the clearest. All other value are either blueish, or green/orange yellow.
Second Value between 2500-5000 looks the clearest. All other value are either blueish, or green/orange yellow.
TEST 9:
Did several previous tests, where second value was 0, however didnt see any changes.
Setting second value to 4000 doesnt bring any changements too.
Here the results.
Test 9 Conclusion:
Only the first two values seem to have an impact on white balance
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USED SCRIPT, DOWNLOAD BELOW. (TAKES PICTURES AT BOOT)
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UPDATE 26.05.2016
--> after new trys, yes, my sleep was too short to be registered
Conclusion:
After another test, i found out, that only the three first values of
t ia2 -adj awb 0 0 0 0 0 0
are doing some changes.
FIRST VALUE:
Currently, i think the first value is some color value. However it changes between green/yellow/orange.
SECOND VALUE AND THIRD VALUE:
Maybe they are some levels correction? Because directly after using 5000 values, they change from yellow to clear images.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
UPDATE 27.05.2016
All test have been done in dark room with artifical lights.
Test 8:
Scaling the first value everytime +2000 up, and doing at the same number for the first value +2000 for the second value.
Since 4000 3000 looked best, i tried another round with lower differences:
And looks like the first value for this environment is good between 4000 and 4500.
Now looking at the best second value:
I think that: t ia2 -adj awb 4250 3500 0 0 0 0 looks best. Info, my wall is not white, but bright-beige.
Test 8 Conclusion:
First value between 4000-5000 looks the clearest. All other value are either blueish, or green/orange yellow.
Second Value between 2500-5000 looks the clearest. All other value are either blueish, or green/orange yellow.
TEST 9:
Did several previous tests, where second value was 0, however didnt see any changes.
Setting second value to 4000 doesnt bring any changements too.
Here the results.
Test 9 Conclusion:
Only the first two values seem to have an impact on white balance
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
USED SCRIPT, DOWNLOAD BELOW. (TAKES PICTURES AT BOOT)
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