data: enrich data set with minimum illumination level (based on data from datasheet, specified in in sources) - #171
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this PR gives some progress on the enrichment discussed in issue #161 |
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…ux_color 300, min_lux 31) Co-authored-by: fvdpol <fvdpol@users.noreply.github.com>
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What does this PR do?
Enrich data set with minimum illumination level (based on data from datasheet, specified in in sources)
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npm run buildpasses locally with no errorsSource(s)
sources used are the datasheets listed in the camera.json sources
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Where a minimum illumination for color image has been specified this has been stored in the min_lux_color attribute; otherwise, if no mention of color image, or a black & white image has been specified, this has been stored in the generic "min_lux" attribute.