Megapixels Megapixels 2.0: DNG exporting One of the things that is very broken in Megapixels 2.0 is actually saving pictures, so here I will embark on a side-quest to make a new DNG exporting library that moves the code out of Megapixels.
Megapixels Adding hardware to libmegapixels Let's dive a bit deeper in the config files and how to make them and more importantly, how to sustain this.
Linux Making an USB Ethernet adapter work [SR9700] Figuring out hardware solutions to software problems
Photography Expensive cameras are actually better Yeah the title sounds incredibly obvious. But how much better are high end DSLR cameras actually than an entry level model?
Electronics Can't get blinky on the BL602 Let's see if I can get blinky running on the PINE64 PineCone 3 years after it's release.
OpenSwitcher Reverse engineering the BMD camera HDMI control, part 2 Looking again at the HDMI control protocol for Blackmagic Design cameras.
Phones Mobile Linux camera pt6 The last Linux Mobile photography post I've written is a bit more than a year ago. In the meantime I've updated a few things.
Electronics Sensors and PCB design Designing electronics is neat. This is a look into designing my own ESP8266 based sensor board.
Photography Taking a good picture of a PCB Taking a picture of a PCB is easy, taking a professionally looking one is a bit harder. So lets overengineer this
Test setup Automated Phone Testing pt.4 Now we can queue tasks for devices, we need a way to tell the devices what to do
Test setup Automated Phone Testing pt.2 Finishing up the test hardware and taking a look at the central control software
Linux Configuring Blackmagic Design converters in Linux A look at Blackmagic Design converters and controlling them with third party software.
Linux The end of the nice GTK button A look into my favorite Adwaita button and why I'm not happy it's going away
Linux Going IPv6 only How would the current internet function when you're on a native IPv6 host without any IPv4 instead of using any of the IPv4 workarounds? Find out with a few firewall rules!