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OpenCV uses the V4L driver for camera control, and I'm not sure that these advanced features have been implemented in the Raspberry Pi camera V4L driver.
I recommend using the picamera Python package, it supports very advanced features for the Raspberry Pi camera (shutter speed, ISO, frame rate etc...)
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OpenCV uses the V4L driver for camera control, and I'm not sure that these advanced features have been implemented in the Raspberry Pi camera V4L driver.
I recommend using the picamera Python package, it supports very advanced features for the Raspberry Pi camera (shutter speed, ISO, frame rate etc...)
BTW, as a general rule: if you can't use some advanced feature of a camera in OpenCV, it's the best to use the official SDK/camera driver and convert the captured frame to OpenCV Mat.
Same for exotic image formats, like multichannel or multipage TIF files.
