Quote from: a1ex on September 30, 2020, 05:28:30 PM
I couldn't find any message from you, neither PM, nor e-mail. Anyway.
In my case, the main issue is not lack of hardware - that's relatively easy to get on the used market, or borrow from a friend etc. The biggest problem, in *my* case, is the allocation of large amounts of time for hobby projects (estimated several hundred hours required for a working port, not including maintenance). I'm no longer able to allocate this amount of time without risking my ability to put food on the table. This wasn't an issue before ~ 2017, but living expenses increased a lot in recent years (they doubled this year, for example). I'm already looking for a second job (tried freelancing, without success, but still considering it), and having an extra 5D4 to take care of, is definitely not going to help, as it only means additional workload for me. Even if I'll be allowed to sell it afterwards, I still won't be tempted, sorry.
In other words:
However, that's my motivation behind Open Collective - if it works out (unlikely, given the reverse engineering nature of our project), and if I'll be able to cover at least a significant part of my living expenses out of that, I'll reconsider. Otherwise, I'm really sorry, but this port will have to be created and maintained by somebody else. Same for all other cameras that are not yet supported.
So, if other developers are willing to look into it and can prove their skills first, preferably on another DIGIC 6 camera, OK from my side. Just be careful with lending - I won't be able to guarantee they will succeed, or that they will actually return the camera afterwards
As for C-Log, if it's a paid upgrade, I wouldn't touch it, no matter how trivial it might be to unlock. It would be software piracy, which could upset Canon and put our project in danger.
Oh, I already paid and sent my camera in for c-log. I wasn't looking for a hack or anything. But I could've sworn reading somewhere that there was an issue with clog and ML.