--Find that often the DNG file written to disk is a corrupted version of some previous shot instead of the current shot.
I haven't seen this; but I rarely use the CHDK DNG (I use the built in RAW).
If you can provide more details of the circumstances when it occurs it will help narrow down the problem.
i just have DNG RAW save turned on all the time and every few files is one that is a corrupted version of the last one. i have file buffer caching turned on. i'll try and keep my brain in techy mode next time, out of the purely visual responses, quantify the circumstances better
--The OSD editor crashes the camera out of the menu system; when i choose choose that option the OSD editor screen shows for a second or two then camera just drops back into regular operation.
Can't reproduce this. Which version are you using (1.1 or 1.2)?
1.2, built 2225. i'll load up 1.1 and see, before i take it out next to use.
i have a couple of requests. Could there be an option to change the <ALT> key? For me it'd be good to be able to set that to the video button. i hardly ever shoot video so it's just an orphan button, whereas i do use the configurable button a lot, the one that currently calls up the CHDK system.
Yes this is possible, I hadn't bothered to do this initially then forgot about it.
Thank you Phil, This option is available in the 1.2 CHDK for the IXUS 115 / ELPH 100HS, and i found it very useful, is why i asked.
i guess it'd be too complicated to ask that the dials be configurable? Find the options offered by the builtin Canon firmware, kinda limited.
Probably not - it depends on exactly what you are trying to reconfigure them to do.
You know i'm not even sure i know what i'm saying. My fingers are still treating the G1X like my Pentax dslr. i think the CHDK menu option i access most often in night shooting is to change the minimal shutter speed in tbhe Custom autoISO settings, might be nice to have that on a dial if such a thing is possible. i always have it set into the user menu, it's still a bit of fiddling.
--Does the Custom autoISO max ISO value override the ISO1600 max that's built into the autoISO in the factory firmware?