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Pixel Visual Core Camera

The Pixel Visual Core Camera application was designed to provide Android developers with a simple example on how to enable Pixel Visual Core in their camera applications to accelerate HDR+ processing using Camera API 1 and 2.

Device Requirements

Pixel Visual Core is available in Google Pixel 2 and Pixel 3 phones.

Software Requirements

Applications should target API Level 26 (or greater) to get access to Pixel Visual Core functionality. Pixel Visual Core has been available to developers since Android Oreo build OPM1.171019.011, as a developer option. Pixel Visual Core is officially enabled by default starting from Android Oreo build OPM1.171019.019.

How to enable HDR+ with Pixel Visual Core

Camera API 1

  • takePicture() uses Pixel Visual Core when the following settings are applied:
    • Effect mode set to EFFECT_NONE.
    • Flash mode set to FLASH_MODE_OFF.
    • While balance set to WHITE_BALANCE_AUTO.
    • No exposure compensation.

Camera API 2

  • Pixel Visual Core is enabled only for TEMPLATE_STILL_CAPTURE requests.
  • CONTROL_ENABLE_ZSL shall be set to true.
  • Pixel Visual Core is enabled for capture requests that only include JPEG and YUV outputs.

Pixel Visual Core Camera Features

  • Pixel Visual Core HDR+ processing with Camera API 1 and 2.
  • Double shot, take two shots back to back:
    • The first shot is HDR+, processed with Pixel Visual Core.
    • The second shot uses default processing.
  • Zoom control.
  • Front and back camera support.

This is not an officially supported Google product.

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Obtain dual pixel images or computed depth map

Wondering if there's a way for devs to use the Pixel Visual Core to access/process the dual-pixel images used for calculating the depth map to perform blurring in portrait mode (detailed here).

If not, is there any plan to support that in the future?

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