DIY: Sitina 1 Open Source Full-Frame Mirrorless Camera Update


We first covered the Sitina 1 open source Full-Frame mirrorless camera project here last year. The files for the project can be found here on gitlab and the creator released a video about updates to the project which you can view below.

Changes include

  • Switching the 3.7V cells in parallel to serial providing 7.4V
  • Video output now requires less energy
  • Line skipping was added to the LCD to speed up the refresh rate of the EVF
  • He tried to increase the frame rate with 3.7V but it required too much power which is why the 7.4V was necessary
  • Live view frame rate can now reach 14FPS up from 3FPS
  • It sounds like he is trying to have selective line skipping so that no detail is lost related to the primary subject
  • Working on image quality issues like random noise and discontinuity in the center of the image and diagonal stripes that are caused by SD card noise
  • The left and right half of the image are handled by separate chips which can cause the discontinuity problem
  • Image quality continues to improve

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