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Hi all,

I'm cross posting from the 50D thread to aid visibility on something we've discovered and there's been no postings there since Saturday.

kolen came up with an interesting idea which seems to work, when shooting flick into the ML menu and then back to Live View and for the 50D recording seems possible over the 30 minute limit now.

It would be great if this could be done without touching the camera - so an internal timer blips the ML menu after 25 mins of recording.

For Raw FPS adjusted timelapse this would be absolutly fantastic!!

Possible?  Safe?  Thoughts on this?

Mixture of 50D and BMPCC, wide was the 50D.

I've just had a quick play with libgphoto2 to see what params I can access via USB, I looked at libptp a while ago and libgphoto2 seems to be much better. 

The stock Canon ones seem fine but nothing from ML seems to be coming back when I query the cameras (50D/600D).

Any ideas on this, is it possible to read/write ML params via USB? 

Looks interesting, it's designed for the RasberryPi micro Linux system but can be used as a fields monitor, resolution is 1280 x 800.

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/697708033/hdmipi-affordable-9-high-def-screen-for-the-raspbe

Most of the pledges have gone, but there's still a few left.

Quick question, is there a 'correct' ML way of dumping info to a logfile or card?  Should I use FIO Create/WriteFile?

I'm looking for the best way to printf the values of a few params for investigating.

Thanks

[Tech]

Hi all,

Just a couple of FPS Timelapse shots from the top of 2 Swiss mountains last week.  The weather was perfect, clear blue sky with still some clouds floating around.

Tech
Canon 50D - 10-22mm EF-S lens
TL 27 Aug build
Mix of 24 FPS, 2.5 FPS and 1 FPS as the end, this blew out my ND8 filter but was able to recover it somewhat in Resolve afterwards, isn't raw great :-)

Hi all,

Can you add a feature to specify the number of frames per pixel move?  So, for example a value of 50 @ 2.5 FPS would work out at nearly 11 seconds per pixel move.

Would be fantastic for FPS Adjusted Timelapse.

If you run at 24 FPS higher values, such as 250 or 500 might be good as well.

Thanks
Phil