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+ | :'''Written for/on:''' Powershot S3 IS |
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Here's the script I've been using to take long exposures all night long. |
Here's the script I've been using to take long exposures all night long. |
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+ | [[http://chuckheron.pbwiki.com/TimeLapse Chuck's CHDK Timelapse vids]] |
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− | It still needs some work.. I haven't |
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+ | I've used it on both my A560 and my S3 IS. |
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+ | They both seem to work pretty well. |
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+ | The set_prop to turn the display off doesn't do much on the A560. |
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+ | It blanks the screen on the S3 while it's taking the pic (that could just be what it does anyway) |
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+ | I'd like to add some sort of exposure monitoring so that when the sun comes out |
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+ | it will either set the exposure to 'auto' or just stop capturing. |
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+ | (That way I don't have to wake up at the crack of dawn to turn it off) |
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+ | It doesn't take much morning light before the entire ccd is saturated white.. I can't imagine that that's very good for it.. |
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+ | The ultimate would be to code up an 'extreme auto exposure' where it would do 65 seconds at night, and then go all the way over to the high speed shutter if the sun entered the pic during the day. |
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+ | I'm using recent Allbest builds for this... http://malbe.nm.ru/chdk/ |
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+ | Allbest quick reference [http://chdk.wikia.com/wiki/CHDK_firmware_usage/AllBest Allbest firmware usage] |
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+ | '''Script Code''' (save as "long-exp-clicker.bas" to your /CHDK/SCRIPTS/ folder) |
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+ | Now that I posted this, I found a more configurable script: [[uBASIC/Scripts: Shutter Speed Stack (AllBest build)|Shutter Speed Stack (AllBest build)]] |
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+ | And here's a forum thread with settings for it.. |
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+ | [http://chdk.setepontos.com/index.php/topic,287.msg1865.html#msg1865] |
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+ | [[User:Chuckheron|Chuckheron]] 15:12, 19 February 2008 (UTC) |
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Latest revision as of 16:55, 15 December 2012
- Written for/on: Powershot S3 IS
- Also works on: Powershot A560 (probably others as well), A720IS (Tested).
Here's the script I've been using to take long exposures all night long. [Chuck's CHDK Timelapse vids] I've used it on both my A560 and my S3 IS. They both seem to work pretty well. The set_prop to turn the display off doesn't do much on the A560. It blanks the screen on the S3 while it's taking the pic (that could just be what it does anyway)
I'd like to add some sort of exposure monitoring so that when the sun comes out it will either set the exposure to 'auto' or just stop capturing. (That way I don't have to wake up at the crack of dawn to turn it off) It doesn't take much morning light before the entire ccd is saturated white.. I can't imagine that that's very good for it.. The ultimate would be to code up an 'extreme auto exposure' where it would do 65 seconds at night, and then go all the way over to the high speed shutter if the sun entered the pic during the day.
I'm using recent Allbest builds for this... http://malbe.nm.ru/chdk/ Allbest quick reference Allbest firmware usage
Script Code (save as "long-exp-clicker.bas" to your /CHDK/SCRIPTS/ folder)
rem Author - Keoeeit rem ReAuthor - Chuck rem USE WITH CAUTION rem do not run for many hours or days @title Non-stop Long Exp Timelapse @param a Interval (Minutes) @default a 0 @param b Interval (Seconds) @default b 30 @param c Interval (10th Seconds) @default c 0 @param d Initial Delay (Seconds) @default d 3 @param e Noise reduction (0=auto 1=off 2=on) @default e 1 @param f Capture Raw Image (0 or 1) @default f 1 @param g ISO (-1=hi,0=auto,1=80,..,5=800) @default g 1 t=a*60000+b*1000+c*100 if t<100 then let t=5000 n=1 print "Interval shooting." print "Until you interrupt it." print "Use with caution." sleep d*1000 rem Display mode off rem 181 Display mode (Valid for record mode only) 0 = Show info icons, 1 = Do not show info icons, 2 = LCD is off, 3 = EVF. rem This didn't seem to work for the A560 set_prop 181 2 goto "shot" :shot print "Shot number", n set_raw_nr e set_raw f set_iso g set_tv96_direct -576 shoot n=n+1 sleep t goto "shot"
Now that I posted this, I found a more configurable script: Shutter Speed Stack (AllBest build)
And here's a forum thread with settings for it.. [1]
Chuckheron 15:12, 19 February 2008 (UTC)