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Ultimate Intervalometer - a script for shooting over a long duration - v4.9

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Re: Ultimate Intervalometer - a script for shooting over a long duration - v4.1
« Reply #360 on: 05 / December / 2015, 15:23:18 »
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Version 4.1 now available at the usual download link.

Principal changes :
  • uses new features of latest CHDK stable (1.4). Needs that version to run
  • expanded HDR / bracketing functionality - now does Tv, Av, Sv bracketing in addition to Ev step
  • addition of high speed burst Tv bracketing mode
  • upgraded script parameter section
  • update UI with additional information included
  • user defined  seperate "blink" LED's for day and night mode with slower blink rate at night - allow immediate confirmation that the script is running when the LCD is off
  • various small performance tweaks
Ported :   A1200    SD940   G10    Powershot N    G16

Re: Ultimate Intervalometer - a script for shooting over a long duration - v4.1
« Reply #361 on: 19 / January / 2016, 05:20:02 »
Hello
For now i use Ultimate Intervalometer v3.4 bc i ver CHDK 1.4 don't work at my A490.
I want ask how to turn on the Flash ? All the time its turn off did u disable flash option from menu ? I have in menu:
Shot Interval [ 10sec]
Zoom position [ Off]
Focus @ Infinity? [ ]
Exposure Bracketing (f-s [ Off]
Starting hour (24 Hr) [ 0]
..and starting minute [ 0]
.. or start at dawn? [ ]
Ending hour (24 Hr) [24]
..and ending minute [ 0]
..and end at dusk? [ ]
Or shoot whenever Tv > [ Off]
Enable on days [ All]
Days between resets [ 100]
Resert Hour (24 Hr) [ 2]
Maximum Days (0=infinite) [ 0]
Display Off mode (day)  [ LCD]
Display Off mode (night) [ PlayKey]
Low battery shutdown mV [ 0]
Status LED [ Off]
Pause when USB connected? [ ]
Latitude (for dawn/dusk) [ 449]
Longitude (for dawn/dusk) [-931]
UTC (for dawn/dusk) [ -6]
Theme  [ Color]
Logging [ SDCard]
Debug mode? [ ]

What i need add to lua file to add flash in Ultimate Intervalometer ?

And secend questions, where in lua file is position of the On Screen Display. I want change position of it and cant find what like is it ?



Re: Ultimate Intervalometer - a script for shooting over a long duration - v4.1
« Reply #362 on: 21 / January / 2016, 09:35:30 »
For now i use Ultimate Intervalometer v3.4 bc i ver CHDK 1.4 don't work at my A490.
That seems to be fixed now?

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I want ask how to turn on the Flash ?
Delete this line :
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       set_prop(props.FLASH_MODE, 2)     -- flash off
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And secend questions, where in lua file is position of the On Screen Display. I want change position of it and cant find what like is it ?
It's hard coded in this statement :
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    draw_string( 24, line*16, string.sub(message.."                          ",0,34), fg, bg)The numbers 24 is the horizontal position and line*16 is the vertical position.
Ported :   A1200    SD940   G10    Powershot N    G16

Re: Ultimate Intervalometer - a script for shooting over a long duration - v4.1
« Reply #363 on: 05 / February / 2016, 05:59:53 »
It's hard coded in this statement :
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    draw_string( 24, line*16, string.sub(message.."                          ",0,34), fg, bg)The numbers 24 is the horizontal position and line*16 is the vertical position.

I change this line
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    draw_string( 24, line*16, string.sub(message.."                          ",0,34), fg, bg)
after edit it look like this
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    draw_string( 24, line*40, string.sub(message.."                          ",0,34), fg, bg)And as you can see there is problem bc info box dont go down but space got bigger bettwen stipes.

I attach photos.

Re: Ultimate Intervalometer - a script for shooting over a long duration - v4.1
« Reply #364 on: 05 / February / 2016, 07:55:34 »
I change this line
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    draw_string( 24, line*16, string.sub(message.."                          ",0,34), fg, bg)after edit it look like this
Code: [Select]
    draw_string( 24, line*40, string.sub(message.."                          ",0,34), fg, bg)And as you can see there is problem bc info box dont go down but space got bigger between stripes.
You almost got it right.  Try this :
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    draw_string( 24, line*16+20, string.sub(message.."                          ",0,34), fg, bg)Change the value 20 to adjust the vertical position.
Ported :   A1200    SD940   G10    Powershot N    G16

Re: Ultimate Intervalometer - a script for shooting over a long duration - v4.1
« Reply #365 on: 27 / February / 2016, 23:44:08 »
Ultimate 4.1 was running fine on an A470. Now when I run it on an A2200, I get a " :1: not enough memory error". Could this be a firmware issue?

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Re: Ultimate Intervalometer - a script for shooting over a long duration - v4.1
« Reply #366 on: 28 / February / 2016, 00:14:44 »
Ultimate 4.1 was running fine on an A470. Now when I run it on an A2200, I get a " :1: not enough memory error". Could this be a firmware issue?
This is almost certainly an issue specific to the A2200 port rather than the script, so I've replied in the a2200 porting thread: https://chdk.setepontos.com/index.php?topic=6254.msg126875#msg126875
Don't forget what the H stands for.

Hello! I've been using the script to take timelapses of some plants. I appreciate the development very much!

I came across something that I figured was report-worthy. I'm pretty sure that the issue is arising because I am using the development branch of CHDK (v1.5.0-4600). I was not having any issues with my previous setup using a 1 GB card and CHDK v1.4. (This is an issue outside of the Ultimate Intervalometer scope, but long story short, I couldn't get my 16 GB memory card to work with my older A570 using the dual partition method on v1.4....)

I have the camera taking pictures at 5 minute intervals, continuously.

Basically, the problem I witnessed is that the camera stops taking pictures after midnight. It will not take another picture until after the camera "restarts", at which point it will continue to take pictures normally for the remainder of the day until midnight, at which point the pictures stop again.

I checked out the log file and it appears that the camera thinks it is still taking pictures "after midnight", but the image name doesn't change, for example, all entries of images being taken are "img_7639.jpg". I can verify that the lens is retracted and there is no shutter actuation during this time. See example log file below -

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Day -- APR 20 23:51:58:2016 === Ultimate v4.1 : 23:51 ===
Day -- APR 20 23:51:58:2016 CHDK 1.5.0 a570 101a Apr 20 2016
Day 1 APR 20 23:51:59:2016 start time : 00:00 stop time : 24:00
Day 1 APR 20 23:52:59:2016 set LCD off
Day 1 APR 20 23:55:04:2016 V: 3.565 T: 32 IMG_7639.JPG tv: 1/15 f: 2.6 ISO: 200 bv: 78
Day 1 APR 21 00:00:00:2016 starting a new day
Day 2 APR 21 00:00:00:2016 start time : 00:00 stop time : 24:00
Day 2 APR 21 00:00:00:2016 set LCD on
Day 2 APR 21 00:00:00:2016 switching to night mode
Day 2 APR 21 00:00:00:2016 V: 3.629 T: 31 <no shot>
Day 2 APR 21 00:00:03:2016 shooting mode off
Day 2 APR 21 00:00:30:2016 shooting mode on
Day 2 APR 21 00:00:30:2016 switching to day mode
Day 2 APR 21 00:00:34:2016 set LCD off
Day 2 APR 21 00:05:05:2016 V: 3.677 T: 30 IMG_7639.JPG tv: 1/15 f: 2.6 ISO: 200 bv: 78
Day 2 APR 21 00:10:05:2016 V: 3.672 T: 29 IMG_7639.JPG tv: 1/15 f: 2.6 ISO: 200 bv: 78
Day 2 APR 21 00:15:05:2016 V: 3.668 T: 29 IMG_7639.JPG tv: 1/15 f: 2.6 ISO: 200 bv: 78

It continues like this until the reset -

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Day 6 APR 25 01:50:05:2016 V: 3.677 T: 21 IMG_7639.JPG tv: 1/15 f: 2.6 ISO: 200 bv: 78
Day 6 APR 25 01:50:05:2016 set LCD on
Day 6 APR 25 01:50:05:2016 === Scheduled reboot ===
Day 6 APR 25 01:50:05:2016 lens retraction wait
Day 6 APR 25 01:51:17:2016 rebooting now
Day -- APR 25 01:51:25:2016 === Ultimate v4.1 : 01:51 ===
Day -- APR 25 01:51:25:2016 CHDK 1.5.0 a570 101a Apr 20 2016
Day 1 APR 25 01:51:25:2016 Autostarted.  Next reboot:5 days
Day 6 APR 25 01:51:26:2016 Elapsed days = 6
Day 6 APR 25 01:51:27:2016 start time : 00:00 stop time : 24:00
Day 6 APR 25 01:52:26:2016 set LCD off
Day 6 APR 25 01:55:04:2016 V: 3.573 T: 22 IMG_7640.JPG tv: 1/15 f: 2.6 ISO: 200 bv: 34
Day 6 APR 25 02:00:04:2016 V: 3.573 T: 22 IMG_7641.JPG tv: 1/15 f: 2.6 ISO: 200 bv: 35

Hope that you find this report useful. Let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks!

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I'm pretty sure that the issue is arising because I am using the development branch of CHDK (v1.5.0-4600).
IMO, this is unlikely. Not much as changed in 1.5 yet, and nothing in the time/date related code, but if you want to be sure you can put a 1.4 build on your card without changing any of the script or setting files. Just unzip a "small" build from http://mighty-hoernsche.de/ onto the card. You might want to back up the whole card first, just in case.
Don't forget what the H stands for.

Ultimate Intervalometer - a script for shooting over a long duration - v4.1
« Reply #369 on: 26 / April / 2016, 16:06:28 »
Basically, the problem I witnessed is that the camera stops taking pictures after midnight. It will not take another picture until after the camera "restarts", at which point it will continue to take pictures normally for the remainder of the day until midnight, at which point the pictures stop again.

I checked out the log file and it appears that the camera thinks it is still taking pictures "after midnight", but the image name doesn't change, for example, all entries of images being taken are "img_7639.jpg". I can verify that the lens is retracted and there is no shutter actuation during this time. See example log file below -
I'll take a look tonight.

I'm pretty sure that the issue is arising because I am using the development branch of CHDK (v1.5.0-4600).
IMO, this is unlikely. Not much as changed in 1.5 yet, and nothing in the time/date related code, but...
Agreed.
« Last Edit: 26 / April / 2016, 18:12:34 by waterwingz »
Ported :   A1200    SD940   G10    Powershot N    G16

 

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