Need bracketing shots HELP :-(

craigsmidge

Re: Need bracketing shots HELP :-(

« Reply #20 on: 10 / February / 2009, 08:16:51 »

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Hey all
Ive just discovered this page after installing CHDK yesterday. I love the firmware and props go out to everyone working on it. However, I do have the same problem as described by Gazza. (1st pic normal, 2nd very overexposed, and 3rd is slightly overexposed). I think we all agree it must be a coding bug

sylikc, is there any news on the script update you were planning?

cheers

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Microfunguy

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Re: Need bracketing shots HELP :-(

« Reply #21 on: 10 / February / 2009, 10:21:18 »

Quote from: Wuerthi on 08 / January / 2009, 12:05:58

Can't wait!

No need to, do these do what you want ? :-

Time-lapse and time-lapse bracketing

Testing the bracketing time-lapse (intervalometer) feature

If not, what is missing ?

David

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craigsmidge

Re: Need bracketing shots HELP :-(

« Reply #22 on: 16 / February / 2009, 10:45:20 »

where can we get hold of this time_lapse.bas script?

exp-bracketing.bas is the script the one that's causing issues with the IXUS75 / SD750

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Microfunguy

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Re: Need bracketing shots HELP :-(

« Reply #23 on: 16 / February / 2009, 11:10:22 »

Quote from: craigsmidge on 16 / February / 2009, 10:45:20

where can we get hold of this time_lapse.bas script?

Download Common_files.zip and the ZIP for your camera firmware version here http://stereo.jpn.org/eng/sdm/index.htm

Assuming that you already have a bootable card, rename your existing DISKBOOT.BIN (to DISKBOOT.BIN.OLD for example).

Copy the SDM DISKBOOT.BIN to your card.

From the SDM SCRIPTS folder, copy time_lapse.bas to your SCRIPTS folder.

It is also worth copying all the examples scripts so that you can follow the instructions given in the previously-posted links above.

By default, time_lapse.bas should be your current script so just enter ALT mode and run it with the default settings.

« Last Edit: 16 / February / 2009, 11:21:20 by Microfunguy »

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