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| + | I've made this cheat sheet to help me remember all the ALT-shortcuts on the A640, and to teach my wife how to take HDR exposure-bracketed sequences. Hope that one or the other might find it as useful as I do. Feel free to modify it to your needs. Some of the text is camera and/or script file dependent. |
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[[Image:Chdk_640_hdr_back.png|CheatSheet CHDK A640 (back)]] |
[[Image:Chdk_640_hdr_back.png|CheatSheet CHDK A640 (back)]] |
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| + | The drawing is in SVG format and was done with Inkscape. Just print and cut out front and back. Some details are rather small, so using a good, crisp printer is a good idea. You can laminate the card for better durability. Hopefully, there won't be too many problems with the fonts. I used DejaVu Sans. |
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| + | [[Media:Cheatsheet_chdk_a640_hdr.svg|CheatSheet CHDK A640 (SVG)]] |
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| + | --[[User:Blumpsy|Blumpsy]] 15:23, 4 October 2007 (UTC) |
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| + | == A620 mini cheat sheet == |
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| + | Based on the above one, I've created a mini cheat sheet for gluing behind the display of the A620. Maybe it fits other models. For using, here's the [[Media:Cheatsheet chdk a620.pdf|PDF]] and the [[Media:Cheatsheet chdk a620.svg|SVG]] for editing. |
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| + | [[Image:A620-mini-cheat-sheet.png|Mini cheat sheet]] |
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Latest revision as of 20:08, 27 November 2008
A640 for HDR Bracketing
I've made this cheat sheet to help me remember all the ALT-shortcuts on the A640, and to teach my wife how to take HDR exposure-bracketed sequences. Hope that one or the other might find it as useful as I do. Feel free to modify it to your needs. Some of the text is camera and/or script file dependent.
The drawing is in SVG format and was done with Inkscape. Just print and cut out front and back. Some details are rather small, so using a good, crisp printer is a good idea. You can laminate the card for better durability. Hopefully, there won't be too many problems with the fonts. I used DejaVu Sans.
--Blumpsy 15:23, 4 October 2007 (UTC)
A620 mini cheat sheet
Based on the above one, I've created a mini cheat sheet for gluing behind the display of the A620. Maybe it fits other models. For using, here's the PDF and the SVG for editing.
