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Re: ASSERT!! FocusLensController.c Line 203
« Reply #10 on: 18 / February / 2021, 17:36:44 »
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Yes, I 3d printed a Canon EF to C mount adapter, and it works well. Take a look here (for EF to C mount): https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4497990
There is no Python library (that I am aware of) for Canon lenses, but it's relatively simple to do it in C: https://web.media.mit.edu/~bandy/invariant/move_lens.pdf
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Re: ASSERT!! FocusLensController.c Line 203
« Reply #11 on: 19 / February / 2021, 02:08:10 »
Quote from: RaduP on 18 / February / 2021, 16:04:34
Just curious, why not just use the high res (12mp) camera that comes with the Pi? It has a higher resolution than the A640, and you won't have to retract/extend the lens each time you start it up.
https://forum.lrtimelapse.com/Thread-sunrise-in-alcorcon-raspberrypi-camerahq?pid=48172#pid48172
A cheap Canon Powershoot with CHDK on it you get better results...
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« Reply #12 on: 19 / February / 2021, 07:03:50 »
I have many timelapses with CHDK. All of the videos on my channel, except for the last one are done with CHDK: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpBheuWzDrqMQOXxWGlXglg
The last one is with a program I wrote for Android (specifically for a Samsung S8) and it has the advantage that it can run for days without an external battery.

I agree that Canon + CHDK produces great results, however there are always other considerations out there, such as how feasible it is. If I'd want a remote, outdoor thing without easy access to electricity, I wouldn't go on the Canon way. Also, I am not sure how well the exposure was set on that Sony sensor, but I think it can do better than that.
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