Hi afishif you look at the end of the IXUS240 porting thread here http://chdk.setepontos.com/index.php?topic=9005.180you'll see that Harware_Hacker has just posted a zip for your 100d camera. You can get STICK to install it if you do the following:1. download the zip (but don't unzip it)2. copy it to the STICK directory and rename it "test100d.zip"3. run STICK and drop a photo take with your cameraSTICK should analyse the photo and then tell you that it's found a matching zip already downloaded. You can then get it to install it on a card.
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You can download sample Ixus 240 images that will work with STICK from this page http://www.photographyblog.com/reviews/canon_ixus_240_hs_review/sample_images/Dave
Do you know whether the Ixus 125 is exactly the same camera than the Ixus 240 (except for the controls). Their specs certainly make is seem like they are.
Quote from: Abracadabra on 27 / November / 2014, 06:02:37Do you know whether the Ixus 125 is exactly the same camera than the Ixus 240 (except for the controls). Their specs certainly make is seem like they are.You might find this of interest : http://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/3495656#forum-post-51549440 Regardless, they will almost certainly each require a unique CHDK port.
I wonder if one can (and I am no programmer) create a CHDK script to turn off the 240's display while taking repetetive shots. I mean, it would hardly serve a purpose and, as it has no viewfinder and has a touch interface I doubt you would be able to switch it off, it would then perhaps get more than 170 shots per charge.
A battery question, if it is suitable to ask that in this post: has anyone used the generic brand called UpStart, their eBay store is at http://stores.ebay.com/Certified-Battery - would you recommend I use it with a Canon? Their prices seems somewhere between dirt-cheap knockoff and Hannel generic. Thank you all.
Quote from: Abracadabra on 27 / November / 2014, 10:13:22...A battery question, if it is suitable to ask that in this post: has anyone used the generic brand called UpStart, their eBay store is at http://stores.ebay.com/Certified-Battery - would you recommend I use it with a Canon? Their prices seems somewhere between dirt-cheap knockoff and Hannel generic. Thank you all.There are many sources of inexpensive batteries for Canon Powershot cameras - typically costing less than 1/4 the price of a genuine Canon part. I have used several different "brands" (although they may all come from the same Chinese factory) and they seem to have almost the same capacity as the Canon battery. However, they are cutting corners somewhere so keep a close eye on them when you are charging them as that is when they are most likely to catch on fire.
...A battery question, if it is suitable to ask that in this post: has anyone used the generic brand called UpStart, their eBay store is at http://stores.ebay.com/Certified-Battery - would you recommend I use it with a Canon? Their prices seems somewhere between dirt-cheap knockoff and Hannel generic. Thank you all.
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