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Eben, the CEO, has responded to this: https://mobile.twitter.com/EbenUpton/status/1088440503622909952 … I don't think your statement is true at all: "has a DRM chip in it to stop anyone else from designing or producing third party cameras" But perhaps that's what happens when you stir outrage over a 2yo forum post
It certainly stops anyone else from designing/producing third party modules based on the same Sony sensor as the official V2 camera and getting the same performance/features out of it. Which is still stupid. Well, it used to, since I just tweeted the "secret" HMAC key.
Maybe it would be more useful to reverse the ISP configuration code rather than the HMAC key. Seems more in the spirit of open hardware
And on a less baity note ;) pi has exposed the option to bypass the ISP to userland, so if there is any FOSS implementation of an ISP, it might be fun to drop that in instead. https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=175711 …
I don't get this though. They have an exclusivity deal on the broadcom SoC, still, right? They have custom silicon all over. Why not just get a Sony-special and stock control the supply? Also why any of the rest but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ whatever. All a bit odd.
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