Global shutter cameras for oak modules

Hi, we're using oak D Lite cameras. But the default camera has a rolling shutter, which causes motion blur for moving objects. Is there a possibility of swapping the camera in the module with global shutter ones? If yes, can you recommend any options please? And do we just physically swap them out and run (or do we need any fw/sw changes)?

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I see one option from Arducam here, but I'm not sure if this process will work

Additionally, are there oak d cameras with global shutter cameras by default?

Thanks!
Sharad

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Hi msharad19 ,
Color cam on OAK-D-Lite (IMX214) is rolling shutter, but stereo cams are global shutter. For color global shutter, either AR (that you linked) or OV would work. The IMX214 is connected via short FPC connector (see below), so any other sensor that has the same connector would work (supported by deptahi, see docs here). Note that AR is much larger, and wouldn't fit onto the PCB/into enclosure, but should work. Procedure to change CCM here. If you want something easier, I would just suggest using any Series 2 cam with Wide FOV and OV already onboard. THoughts?
Thanks, Erik

Hi msharad19 ,
It's quite a new addition to our variants, and as such we don't have large storage and I think we haven't yet got these to our distributors (best to check though). Maybe best to ask for ETA on availability&#;
Thanks, Erik

Hi everyone! I just wanted to let you know that switching from a rolling shutter to a mechanical shutter won't decrease motion blur. Motion blur is an effect of the shutter speed (how long the sensor collects light), and acts the same on both rolling and global shutters. If you are able to adjust the camera settings on your oak device, you could manually set your shutter speed to a faster one the the automatic (I would start at 1/96 of a second) and then correct exposure by increasing your iso. This will make your image grainier while in darker lighting conditions, but should lower motion blur greatly! Hope this helps!

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