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switch shooting modes? wiki says its not possible, is this still true?

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i was curious if there was a way to switch between shooting modes from a script. the wiki says its not possible but chdk has been moving quickly so i thought i'd check.

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Offline PhyrePhoX

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Re: switch shooting modes? wiki says its not possible, is this still true?
« Reply #1 on: 07 / December / 2008, 04:18:49 »
no, it is not possible yet, but it is being worked on.

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Re: switch shooting modes? wiki says its not possible, is this still true?
« Reply #2 on: 07 / December / 2008, 05:32:49 »
I has ben done on a few cameras (IIRC A560, A570 and A720 and very experimentally on sd1100)

What camera do you need?

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Re: switch shooting modes? wiki says its not possible, is this still true?
« Reply #3 on: 07 / December / 2008, 09:01:41 »
i was curious if there was a way to switch between shooting modes from a script. the wiki says its not possible but chdk has been moving quickly so i thought i'd check.

no, it is not possible yet, but it is being worked on.

I has ben done on a few cameras (IIRC A560, A570 and A720 and very experimentally on sd1100)

There may be an additionally answer...

Switching between shooting modes like manipulating the 'mode dial' on e.g. the A-series or the 'Scene / Video' mode selector on the Ixus-series is only possible in experimental builds for some A-models, that's fbonomi answer.

But with the 'standard' builds you can already switch between some shooting modes, when they are available on buttons which can be emulated in a script.

This means: on the Ixus series e.g. you can switch between some shooting modes like 'Auto', 'Manual', 'Macro', 'Stich', 'Color...' with FUNC/SET and (in Manual mode) you can switch between single / timer / continuous mode with DOWN... (keys may be different, just an example...)

 

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