@SigvaldS: There is nothing behind "Raw sensor modes:"? This is strange. It means, the libcamera (and kernel driver) do not provide raw data for this camera. I can't belive that. Maybe it is too new and still not fully supported. Do you use the latest Raspberry Pi OS Bullseye and have you done "sudo update; sudo upgrade" to get the newest versions of libcamera and kernel? Can you make pictures with "libcamera-raw" (see www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/comput...e.html#libcamera-raw)?

My focus for "indi_pylibcamera" was on raw images. And I am still convinced that raw images will better perform for astro photography than processed RGB images. But I will try to extend the driver for cameras which provide processed frames only. Please give me some days.

Hi Ronald, don't woory, i'll be patient
I did some test meanwhile.
The camera could take raw pictures. But it seems, that i've got a problem with the V2L2 driver in your script.
Please see the attached file.
Raspi is always up2date.

Have a nice weekend
SigvaldS

@SigvaldS:
I opened an issue github.com/scriptorron/indi_pylibcamera/issues/15 in my GitHub project. Can we move the discussion there? It would be boring for the other people here.

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Hi,
I switched
Sigvald

Hello everyone, first of all, I must congratulate everyone here for their work and effort in making this cameras work with Kstars.
I was able to make the HQ Camera work with the excelente guide made by Simon, but tried to do the same on Stellarmate without success. I know that apparently the issue comes from the libcamera version used in stellarmate.
Is there any workaround in order to get bullseye's version of libcamera in stellarmate?
Thanks!