Fast Advanced Bracket

Started by Greg, September 28, 2013, 01:35:15 AM

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Doyle4

Can you explain how its faster than ML standard please? :)

a1ex

Nice!

5D2, 4x2EV: 1/30 <delay> 1/125 1/125 1/125. Boo...

@Doyle4: his video is very clear, try watching it ;)

engardeknave

Extremely relevant to my interests. Not sure why it's so slow now. I tried to do fast silent pic hdr with pico c but it took forever.

Doyle4

Quote from: a1ex on September 28, 2013, 09:01:53 AM
@Doyle4: his video is very clear, try watching it ;)

Oops... didnt see the links underneath :P what late nights do to you, looks great!

Doyle4

When its been cleaned etc, do you think Dual Iso could be synced along side with it?

c2s07

I was hoping the tweak eliminated the mirror slap between exposures. :)

Doyle4

once cleaned im sure itll run nice along silent shutter :)

Greg

Now works with Intervalometer.
Fast bracketing 15EV, Sequence (0 - --), EV increment (0.5 EV) sounds like an start old engine LOL  ;D

Ops damaged the SD card.
Card work, the housing is in 2 parts  :(

We need fast DOF bracketing? Each code optimization is useful when continuous shooting.

engardeknave

QuoteWe need fast DOF bracketing

yesssss


engardeknave

This is exciting. Should make DOF bracketing a lot more practical.

Greg

Do you know something about LockSw? - http://magiclantern.wikia.com/wiki/Tx19a

If this lock SW1 and SW2, it would be useful for the Bulb Timer and Fast Bracketing.


Speed fix - https://bitbucket.org/Gr3g01/ml-hdr/commits/46b86f6f5b9c681ea1d898d561f272da3cc5b9a7
Verifying "get_halfshutter_pressed()" take too long.

Greg

Tested on another camera than the 500D?

gerk.raisen

Excellent work Greg.
When a pull request? :)
:P I can't wait to test it on my 60D ;D

a1ex

My results on 60D:

- sometimes it takes the bracketing correctly, but slow (just like before)
- sometimes it takes first shot at 0 EV, then a small delay, then all the remaining shots are taken quickly, but all of them (except the first) have the same exposure.

Example (5x2 EV, speed tweak on, everything else default):
- 1/500, 1/2000, 1/125, 1/8000, 1/30 (slow)
- 1/500, 1/2000, 1/2000, 1/2000, 1/2000 (fast)

This is with both high-speed and normal continuous modes. I just take a few bracketed sequences with the same settings, and the odds of getting either behavior seem roughly 50/50.

Greg

It seems that when you take a picture, we can not change the shutter speed.
Maybe it does not work on cameras with two displays?


I think it could work like this:
SW2(0,50);
SW1(0,50);

if (shutterhdr) shutterhdr = COERCE(shutterhdr, 16, FASTEST_SHUTTER_SPEED_RAW); // 30s ... 1/8000 or 1/4000
prop_request_change_wait( PROP_SHUTTER, &shutterhdr, 4, 200);

SW2(1,50);
SW1(1,50);

It is too slow

gerk.raisen

Hello Greg,

Have you made progress about this idea? It seems very promising, maybe why not try to port it to a module? :)

Greg

Quote from: gerk.raisen on October 11, 2013, 06:55:53 PM
Hello Greg,

Have you made progress about this idea? It seems very promising, maybe why not try to port it to a module? :)

We can add it to the repository, it works only on the 500D. I do not have another camera to check/change the code.
Maybe it will work on the 550D/600D.

Greg

Quote from: c2s07 on September 28, 2013, 01:01:18 PM
I was hoping the tweak eliminated the mirror slap between exposures. :)

It works, the mirror does not move!  ;D


c2s07

That cannot work... it's not duct tape! :)

Greg

I think we can not do this function.
500D has one motor in the mirror box, he is responsible for the mirror and shutter.
For example, the 50D has two motors.

nanomad

Correct, all the rebels have mirror motion linked with shutter operation.
EOS 1100D | EOS 650 (No, I didn't forget the D) | Ye Olde Canon EF Lenses ('87): 50 f/1.8 - 28 f/2.8 - 70-210 f/4 | EF-S 18-55 f/3.5-5.6 | Metz 36 AF-5

Greg


nanomad

EOS 1100D | EOS 650 (No, I didn't forget the D) | Ye Olde Canon EF Lenses ('87): 50 f/1.8 - 28 f/2.8 - 70-210 f/4 | EF-S 18-55 f/3.5-5.6 | Metz 36 AF-5

Greg

40D/50D/60D/70D/7D/5D II/5D III/6D have this function in live view.
It would be great in photo mode.

If someone has one of these cameras, you may see how it works in live view.

Greg


a1ex

Great find. It's very similar to what I'm doing in normal HDR bracketing.

I'll take a look at the msleep, since I'm not sure whether msleep(1) is msleep(10) or NOP or something else.

Greg

It is much faster, but you can not get a full FPS camera (5D2).
The 500D push two times the shutter button, do quickly two pictures in the series (full FPS). 5D II does not allow this, it is lag. >:(

Only 500D is a fast camera? lol  ;D

Marsu42

Quote from: Greg on October 16, 2013, 04:20:06 PM
If someone has one of these cameras, you may see how it works in live view.

Hmmm, this doesn't seem to work on my 60d at all - obviously I did something wrong since alex got it to work: In lv and M mode, I enable "speed tweak" with mf & high speed continuous drive - and it shoots the set bracket very fast alright, but it's all the same picture? I tried both bracket types, DOF and Exposure... I really hope it's not yet another compiler problem over here, everything else in ml works by now :-o

Btw: The .help "Tv or DOF only!" is ambiguous - is it about Tv *bracketing* (in M and/or Av mode) or Tv *mode*?

a1ex

I didn't get it to work on 60D (same problem).

Marsu42

Quote from: a1ex on October 24, 2013, 10:28:35 AM
I didn't get it to work on 60D (same problem).

Ah, ok, then I mis-read your above post which seemed to indicate you've got it working, but unreliably so.

Edit: I also tried it with the 5d2 fix from above, doesn't work either, but even has horrible side effects on the 60d.

Greg

Quote from: Greg on October 16, 2013, 04:20:06 PM

If someone has one of these cameras, you may see how it works in live view.
I mean, to see how this feature works and move it to the photo mode.

The 500D code works perfectly well. The camera takes a bracketing at full speed burst mode.

Greg

Canon bracketing range prop 8000000b
1/3 EV     - val = 3
2/3EV      - val = 5
1EV         - val = 8
1 1/3EV   - val = 11
1 2/3EV   - val = 13
2EV         - val = 16
3EV         - val = 24
4EV         - val = 32
5EV         - val = 40

Marsu42

Quote from: Greg on October 24, 2013, 11:23:18 PM
Canon bracketing range prop 8000000b
1/3 EV     - val = 3
2/3EV      - val = 5
1EV         - val = 8
1 1/3EV   - val = 11
1 2/3EV   - val = 13
2EV         - val = 16
3EV         - val = 24
4EV         - val = 32
5EV         - val = 40

Btw there are now macros for these obscure values in lens.h, so 2EV is 2*EXPO_FULL_STOP and 1 2/3EV is EXPO_FULL_STOP+EXPO_2_3_STOP ... the camera either sets 1/2 or 1/3 stops in bracketing, exposure ec and flash ec according to c.fn I-1 (exposure level increments), you can get/set it through the set/getcfn() functions.

boogotti84

Can you do a mirror lockup with hdri Bracketing?
6D canon

Greg

Quote from: boogotti84 on November 04, 2013, 01:43:42 PM
Can you do a mirror lockup with hdri Bracketing?
6D canon

6D do not have ML bracketing?


The new repository, work well on a 500D. You can check the 550D and 600D.
https://bitbucket.org/Gr3g01/ml-hdr2/compare#diff

boogotti84

yes 6D has ML Bracketing. but what im asking is can you do mirror lockup in ML, for bracketing hdri's?
because the mirror movement can cause images to be miss aligned very slightly with the vibration. And possibly be fast capturing?

Greg

Use live view and Canon silent  mode.


Someone understand this code?
ID:8(9)
    tv 65
    range tv 98,10
    aeb_count 2
bindReceiveNewTFTOLC
GUI_Control:63 0xb3e20c
ID:8000002C(10)
PROP:0x8000002c
Value:0x65
ptpReleaseParamChangeCBR [d102][8000002c]
copyOlcDataToStorage Length(16)group1(0x42)group2(0x00)
copyOlcDataToStorage data02[0x01]
copyOlcDataToStorage data03[0x01]
copyOlcDataToStorage data04[0x98]
copyOlcDataToStorage data05[0x10]
copyOlcDataToStorage data06[0x00]
copyOlcDataToStorage data07[0x65]    // shutter speed
copyOlcDataToStorage data08[0x01]
copyOlcDataToStorage data09[0x02]
copyOlcDataToStorage data10[0xa8]
copyOlcDataToStorage data11[0x00]
copyOlcDataToStorage data12[0x00]
copyOlcDataToStorage data13[0x00]
copyOlcDataToStorage data14[0x02]    // photo number AEB
copyOlcDataToStorage data15[0x00]


It is used to display value in the menu...

Greg

Quote from: Greg on November 04, 2013, 03:53:47 PM
The new repository, work well on a 500D. You can check the 550D and 600D.
https://bitbucket.org/Gr3g01/ml-hdr2/compare#diff
Speed ​​tweak, work well on the 550D, full speed continuous mode.


Edit:
works on 500D, 550D, 600D.

[email protected]

Hello Greg,

I just found this thread and looked very interesting, altough I have an 100d/SL1. It seems to me, that creating good videos on 5d is the primary objective of the creators of ML, but if Rebel users could use advanced bracket not only from tripod (if I understand it correctly), that would add hugely to the value of ML even as an additional modul or an experiment. Unfortunately the links are dead, and I didn't found any more about it in this forum .
If accidentally you read this, could you think on it, please?
Thanks in advance.

Greg

This code only works on the 500D/550D/600D.
That was four years ago, today we should do it for all ML cameras.

But who will do it? I do not have a canon camera.