core: Add single exposure PiSP HDR mode #582
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Update the --hdr option to support the single exposure multi-frame HDR mode available on the PiSP HW. The option can now take the following values: "off": No HDR "auto": Automically select the HDR mode, where "sensor" is top priority "sensor": Sensor HDR (e.g. Camera v3) "single-exp": Single exposure HDR mode The implicit value of this argument is "auto". Signed-off-by: Naushir Patuck <[email protected]>
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Update the --hdr option to support the single exposure multi-frame HDR mode available on the PiSP HW. The option can now take the following values:
"off": No HDR
"auto": Automically select the HDR mode, where "sensor" is top priority
"sensor": Sensor HDR (e.g. Camera v3)
"single-exp": Single exposure HDR mode
The implicit value of this argument is "auto".