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Meteor Intervalometer with Dark Frame Managment

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Ultimate Intervalometer

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Ultimate Intervalometer

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A800

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Ultimate Intervalometer

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User:Waterwingz/Ultimate Intervalometer

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Waterwingz deleted page User:Waterwingz/Ultimate Intervalometer Author request: content was: "{| align="right" style="border-collapse:collapse; font-size: x-small;" | __TOC__ |} The Ultimate Intervalometer is a script for taking "timelapse" pictures ..." (and the only contributor was "[[Special:Contributions/Waterw...

User Written Scripts

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User:Waterwingz

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User Written Scripts

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Waterwingz deleted page User Written Scripts Author request: content was: "{|align="right" |__TOC__ |} ==Important Remarks== The scripts posted below were written by CHDK users, and are contributed '''as is'''. Please note that prior to 2009 a number of special builds of CHDK were in general rel...

Ultimate Intervalometer

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File:Ultimate.png

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Lua

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 More links<br />
-About RAW settings [http://chdk.wikia.com/wiki/CHDK_firmware_usage#RAW_parameters_menu RAW parameters menu] and [http://chdk.wikia.com/wiki/CHDK_firmware_usage/AllBest#RAW_Parameters_.3E_RAW_Develop_.28Build_100-15_or_Later.29 RAW Develop].<br />
+About RAW settings [http://chdk.wikia.com/wiki/CHDK_firmware_usage#RAW_Parameters RAW parameters] and [http://chdk.wikia.com/wiki/CHDK_firmware_usage/AllBest#RAW_Parameters_.3E_RAW_Develop_.28Build_100-15_or_Later.29 RAW Develop].<br />
 About camera sensors [http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/tutorials/camera-sensors.htm Digital Camera Sensors].<br />
 About RAW editions and compatibilities [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAW_image_format Raw image format].<br />

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 * 10 Megapixel CCD, 1/2.3" (6.17 x 4.55 mm)
 * Max resolution: 3648 x 2736
 * Zoom: 3.3 X optical zoom lens
 * Focal length: 6.6 mm (W) - 21.6 mm (T), (equiv. 37 - 122 mm)
 * Fixed aperture: F3.0 (W) - F5.8 (T)
 * Switchable ND filter
 * 2.5" LCD display
 * Can record movies at 640 x 480 (30 frames/second)

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 * [http://chdk.setepontos.com/index.php?topic=2589.msg24632#msg24632 Carlapse ] older scripts for shooting timelapse from a  car
 * [[Battery Intervalometer]] - demonstrates all know techniques for conserving battery power (Lua)
-* [[Meteor_Intervalometer_with_Dark_Frame_Managment|Meteor Intervalometer]] - night sky photography with dark frame subtraction management
+* [[Meteor_Intervalometer_with_Dark_Frame_Management|Meteor Intervalometer]] - night sky photography with dark frame subtraction management
 ====Camera Specific====

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 |[[Autoexposure_Intervalometer|Autoexposure Intervalometer]]
 |-
-|[[Meteor_Intervalometer_with_Dark_Frame_Managment|Meteor Intervalometer with dark frame management]]
+|[[Meteor_Intervalometer_with_Dark_Frame_Management|Meteor Intervalometer with dark frame management]]
 |[[UBASIC/Scripts#Intervalometers|other Intervalometer scripts]]
 |}

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 |[[Autoexposure_Intervalometer|Autoexposure Intervalometer]]
 |-
 |[[UBASIC/Scripts#Intervalometers|other Intervalometer scripts]]
 |}

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 * [[Autoexposure_Intervalometer|Autoexposure Intervalometer]]
 * [[Drivelapse]] script for recording a time lapse from a moving vehicle. Use this for road trips
-* [http://chdk.setepontos.com/index.php?topic=2589.msg24632#msg24632 Carlapse ] - scripts for shooting timelapse from a  car
+* [http://chdk.setepontos.com/index.php?topic=2589.msg24632#msg24632 Carlapse ] older scripts for shooting timelapse from a  car
 * [[Battery Intervalometer]] - demonstrates all know techniques for conserving battery power (Lua)
 * [[Meteor_Intervalometer_with_Dark_Frame_Managment|Meteor Intervalometer]] - night sky photography with dark frame subtraction management

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 |[[Battery_Intervalometer|Battery Intervalometer]]
 |-
 |[[Autoexposure_Intervalometer|Autoexposure Intervalometer]]
-|[[UBASIC/Scripts#Intervalometers|more Intervalometers Scripts]]
+|-
 |}

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 ===Starting Minute===
-range  0 59
+''range''  0 59
-default  0
+''default''  0
 ===Ending Hour (24 Hr)===
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 ===Ending Minute===
-range 0 59
+''range'' 0 59
-default  0
+''default''  0
 ===Day of Week===

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 |-
 |[[DoF_Stacking|DOF Stacking How-To]]
 |}

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 ==<span style="line-height:21px;">On Screen Display</span>==
-[[File:Ultimate.png|right]]In addition to log messages in the normal script console,  the Ultimate Intervalometer provides an on screen status box showing the current status of the shooting progress.   Items displayed include :
+[[File:Ultimate2.png|right]]In addition to log messages in the normal script console,  the Ultimate Intervalometer provides an on screen status box showing the current status of the shooting progress.   Items displayed include :
 *current number of shots since last reset
 *time to next shot
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 *time to display blanking
 *shooting mode : Day (on) or Night (off)
-'''Note''' : colors of the status box will vary with different ports.  You are not necessarily stuck wih the ugly lime green color in the attached screen shot.
+'''Note''' : colors of the status box may vary with different ports.
 ==Application Notes==

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 ===Display blanking mode===
-values  None BKLite DispKey PlayKey ShrtCut
+Provides the various display & power saving modes discussed [[Battery_Intervalometer|here]].  BKLite simply turns of the LCD backlight, DispKey presses the cameras DISP button until the display turns off, PlayKey puts the camera into playback mode between shots & turns off the backlight. ShrtCut presses the camera's short cut key - this requires that the short cut key be set to "Sleep Mode" in the Canon menus.
-default  None
+''values''  None BKLite DispKey PlayKey ShrtCut
 ===Latitude===
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 --[[  Ultimate Intervalometer v1.2
-@title Ultimate v1.2
+<< to be added when testing is final - use download link for now >>
 </syntaxhighlight>

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 ==Colors==
-In above egzamples colors were used in ad explicit names. However, you can specify colors in two ways:
+In above examples, colors were used with explicit names. However, you can specify colors in two ways:
 *With use of Canon firmware palette as numbers in a range 0-255. These numbers are not portable and the same number migh correspond to other color in othe camera (or even other mode). Also the same color will have different numerical value for different cameras. Use Canon firmware numbers only, if you need to have some specific tones fore specific camera.
 *With use of CHDK script palette. Colors in this palette, that are used by drawings module are exactly the same as described in basic drawing Lua commands, just you don't use their numeric values but names. These names are as follows:
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  yellow_light
 Basic colors should be available in most or all CHDK-supported cameras, since they are used by CHDK GUI and histogram. Extended colors are available only for cameras that use colored icons. If you use extended color in your script, camera which have no colored icons support will display the most similar color (e.g. ''green'' for ''green_light'', ''white'' for ''yellow''). Currently ''blue_light'' and ''blue_dark'' are only placeholders and they are not available in any camera!
 ==Memory - SCREEN_DRAWINGS==
 It was said that when you create object it is stored in memory. In fact all these objects are stored in two-dimentional array named SCREEN_DRAWINGS. You can access this array directly, but using of drawings commands is prefered. If you use drawings module you can not use SCREEN_DRAWINGS name for any other pourposes, due to conflict. The other restricted word is ''draw''. You should not use variables such as ''draw'', ''draw[]'' and other derivatives.

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 If the libraries have not already been tested on your camera and firmware version, you should run the script before attempting to use them. This script tests the various IO and OS functions, generating <tt>/llibtst.log</tt> and reporting pass or fail in the console. If not all tests are run, or there are failures, it may leave other files or directories in the root.
-{{Attention|'''Failures could crash your camera'''. It is also possible, although not likely, that it could '''corrupt your SD card'''. Use caution if your camera has not been tested.}} The following cameras have been successfully tested as of February 14, 2010:<pre>
+{{Attention|'''Failures could crash your camera'''. It is also possible, although not likely, that it could '''corrupt your SD card'''. Use caution if your camera has not been tested.}} The following cameras have been successfully tested as of May 14, 2013:<pre>
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