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) be brute forced within qemu?? No? We could need some volunteers to try this on their cams otherwise. Should be worth it.
Ran a brute force (random) search for the above registers, and...
SDR104 @ 160MHz
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Brute-forcing: press shutter halfway during the initial tests, until it starts running some more. Press shutter halfway again to stop (infinite loop).
No guarantees of success, no guarantees of safety, no guarantees of data integrity. You have been warned.
Please post logs and benchmarks.
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I assure you, I did read it, along with every other reply in this thread. I don't even know where to begin with regard to all of the questions that I have. There is too much information for me digest. If that makes me dumb, I'm cool with that...
You can try "leaf shutter" by changing the aperture value when capturing FRSP.
- full-res LiveView (only 5D3 for now, but there is a PoC for 700D with adtg_gui); this can reach shutter speeds as fast as 1/15000, with a rolling shutter of 128ms on 5D3
- this proof of concept (use aperture to simulate a mechanical shutter, much quieter, compatible with all models, just need a couple of hours to make sure it actually works as advertised, then it will be live)
To select 1/8000 quickly, try the exposure presets feature. A Lua script can be used to sketch the half-shutter workaround, too. Disabling exposure simulation might be also helpful (yet another workaround).
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(I figured out how to use flash with FRSP - the trick is to find a delay, specific to your camera, between triggering FRSP and triggering the flash), typically at 1:8 power. The FRSP exposure is so long (0.4s for my 6D)...
