Ewavr make this in new version 161we can override aperture to 9..10..11http://ewavr.nm.ru/hdk/for_test/
Quote from: barberofcivil on 06 / December / 2007, 11:12:09I had a try at these and they seem to work (A570). The interesting thing is that the increased AV values are recorded in the exif data (as opposed to the shutter overrides, which aren't). Was this able to be accomplished by Ewavr, or are those apertures built in to the camera and just disabled depending on the make?It appears that any override settings that go beyond what you can select on the camera's own controls, will not get recorded properly in EXIF info. Considering that even Canon can't put the ISO value in the right place in EXIF info, I'm not too concerned. With all the amazing new features, EXIF recording is minor (to me at least). If I have to use any special settings I will most likely remember them, or use the audio-note to just say a few words to remind myself.Sure, would be nice if the right EXIF info was recorded. But if I had to choose between the right EXIF data and all the new features? I'd ditch the EXIF in a heartbeat!
I had a try at these and they seem to work (A570). The interesting thing is that the increased AV values are recorded in the exif data (as opposed to the shutter overrides, which aren't). Was this able to be accomplished by Ewavr, or are those apertures built in to the camera and just disabled depending on the make?
Quote from: barberofcivil on 07 / December / 2007, 14:18:15Does anyone have a camera that the AllBest actually acheives the higher apertures on? Does this get written to the exif?Interestingly, on the S3 the aperture value is not displayed in the EVF nor in review info. So I doubt it's even being recorded in EXIF. It only shows max 8.0. The calculated f-stop does show however, but not the true f-stop being used. That only temporarily shows up in the Misc info stuff under Av, but not after a half-press, only after the exposure has been taken.
Does anyone have a camera that the AllBest actually acheives the higher apertures on? Does this get written to the exif?
Yes, they are being used. I can compare the resulting image brightness to tell the difference between f/11 and f/8.0. The max I get is something like f/10.8 in the Av calculation (from memory). Much depends on what mode you are using the camera in. It'll take some learning to get used to when they do and don't work. Testing them all at max zoom helps so they are all available.(see note above from GrAnd about them being only available at longer zoom settings)
Quote from: Barney Fife on 07 / December / 2007, 15:13:19Yes, they are being used. I can compare the resulting image brightness to tell the difference between f/11 and f/8.0. The max I get is something like f/10.8 in the Av calculation (from memory). Much depends on what mode you are using the camera in. It'll take some learning to get used to when they do and don't work. Testing them all at max zoom helps so they are all available.(see note above from GrAnd about them being only available at longer zoom settings)I'll have to try the zoom.This still doesn't answer why the exif is there for them on the A570 as if they are built-in settings.
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