custom Firmware?
anyone here playing around with custom firmware like Magic Lantern for select EOS cameras?
I just tried Magic Lantern on my new EOS 60D.... I'm a computer software/systems engineer by trade, and its a little too nerdy and complicated even for my tastes, heh.
All I really wanted was to add a intervalometer function, and be able to take timed exposures over 30s ... there's just too much other stuff, and none of it is integrated into Canons menus, its all overlaid on custom menus that are really nerdy to use.
I just tried Magic Lantern on my new EOS 60D.... I'm a computer software/systems engineer by trade, and its a little too nerdy and complicated even for my tastes, heh.
All I really wanted was to add a intervalometer function, and be able to take timed exposures over 30s ... there's just too much other stuff, and none of it is integrated into Canons menus, its all overlaid on custom menus that are really nerdy to use.
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I haven't tried it yet but it looks like the CHDK software that ran on Canon P&S cameras
http://magiclantern.wikia.com/wiki/FAQ
Hmm yes, but programmable stacking sequences including focus stacking no choice but to download and try it out
Nick.
my equipment: Canon 5D2, 7D, full list here
my Smugmug site: here
Sure, but you can't update the firmware on your 5DII beyond those versions where they started encrypting. I'm sure all new bodies (1Dx, 5D3, etc) are encrypted so no chance of a future magic lantern for them...
anyways, I have a 60D, not a 5D2 or whatever.
Joe
which is about 30 exposures of 30s each at iso400, shot through a 1960s vintage Pentax SMC Takumar 50/1.4 (muahaahah) wide open at iso400, stacked (with deepskystacker) along with 4 dark frames for static noise reduction, then levels adjusted with lightroom.... ok, that 1960s lens kinda sucks wide open around the edges, but the middle came out great except for the flare around the bright stars.
http://pierce.smugmug.com/By-Date/2012/2012-03-06/i-SVBmCKr/0/O/stacked.jpg
yes, this was piggybacked on a equatorial clock drive telescope.