Hi @modaltb ,
Is there any news regarding resolution of the IMX412? Can we expect support for 12MP soon?

Kind regards,
Gerhold ten Voorde

Hi @Alex-Kushleyev

Thanks for your response. We did not consider to add a spacer, but it is a good idea.

Yes, I would like to receive the lens holder part number, so let me know when you found it.

Gerhold

We use the hires IMX412 and IMX664 sensors. When using an 8mm lens, the lens mount is too short. With the IMX412, the lens fits into the mount by only about 1 mm, and with the IMX664 even less, so it cannot be focussed. Could you please indicate which lens mounts are used on both sensors so that we can purchase and replace them ourselves? And will it be possible in the future to order them with a lens mount that has a higher fitting?
Hope you can help us with this. Thanks!

@modaltb,
Is there any news regarding this issue? Are you able to reproduce this phenomenon?

@modaltb

Thanks for your message! In the meantime we also start using the snapshot function which gave us 4000x3000, however, there we run into this issue: https://forum.modalai.com/topic/2546/some-issues-with-voxl-camera-server-1-6-2
Do you know if this is issue is still there in your latest version? if not, we are absolutely up for a pre-release.

Kind regards,

Gerhold

Thanks for the update. Yes, let us know when there is a pre-release.

Hi @modaltb ,
Is there any news regarding resolution of the IMX412? Can we expect support for 12MP soon?

Kind regards,
Gerhold ten Voorde

Hi,
Is there any news regarding resolution of the IMX412? Can we expect support for 12MP soon?

Kind regards,
Gerhold ten Voorde

Hi,
At this moment we use an IMX412 on Voxl2 on 4K resolution. We would like to use it on full resolution (12MP). Will 12MP be supported in the near future?

Kind regards,
Gerhold

Hello,
We use voxl 2 and we want to store images from hires camera. Now we read the pipe and write the images using openCV function. We expect that it could be easier and faster using the snapshot function, but that does not work. Should it work? Or is this function not supported yet?

Kind regards,
Gerhold ten Voorde

Ok, we will find out if we can do it ourselves, or just find another m9 lens.