S1/S2/S3/S5 pics. thread
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lastboltnut
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I thought webshots doesn't allow hotlinking? They do now?
having problems uploading my pics through webshotsone for now
Think my cam was focusing on the flower bud in the foreground rather than the flowers... my bad
C & C are welcomed.. not so sure whether i have successfully using chdk?
does it show the modified shutter speed on the S5? Anyone
As far as I know, the exif of the photo will not reflect the actual values if they are beyond the 'official range' of the s5is, so even if you had taken this shot at the fastest chdk speed it will only show the fastest s5is speed.
As far as I know, the exif of the photo will not reflect the actual values if they are beyond the 'official range' of the s5is, so even if you had taken this shot at the fastest chdk speed it will only show the fastest s5is speed.
Thks, so even if the cam is showing 1/3200, i taking it at a fastest speed of 1/33333, right?
emirates
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I thought webshots doesn't allow hotlinking? They do now?
can lah! never experience any problem gettin the code and posting on forums.
can't upload pics to my album now-that's the problem must go one at a time.
lastboltnut
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Hey guys,
Sorry but I am a little skeptical about this.....I have no doubt that the chdk has cracked the firmware and you are able to shoot beyond the Sx IS software limits. But so far I haven't hear any commercial camera capable of such high shutter speed beyond tens of thousandth of a second.....could this be a real?
Btw, you don't need this high shutter to freeze water droplet....
Just a question about the chdk, nothing personal, please don't be offended.
Sorry but I am a little skeptical about this.....I have no doubt that the chdk has cracked the firmware and you are able to shoot beyond the Sx IS software limits. But so far I haven't hear any commercial camera capable of such high shutter speed beyond tens of thousandth of a second.....could this be a real?
Btw, you don't need this high shutter to freeze water droplet....
Just a question about the chdk, nothing personal, please don't be offended.
Yup..provided you set the chdk settings as 1/33333 that is
lastboltnut
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2 years ago, it doesn't allow, thats why I switched to flickr.
May be they realised that they need to catch up to keep their market share.:thumbsup:
May be they realised that they need to catch up to keep their market share.:thumbsup:
lastboltnut
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Hort Park. Nice place.
I have a shot of this same landscape here. Its taken with Fuji F20, so won't post here directly.
I have a shot of this same landscape here. Its taken with Fuji F20, so won't post here directly.
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lastboltnut
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Nice mistake. Really.
Really.really bored tonight, fired a accidental shot while i was away in the loo
really bored tonight, fired a accidental shot while i was away in the loo
wa. i want this kind of accident shot too. :bsmilie:
Hey guys,
Sorry but I am a little skeptical about this.....I have no doubt that the chdk has cracked the firmware and you are able to shoot beyond the Sx IS software limits. But so far I haven't hear any commercial camera capable of such high shutter speed beyond tens of thousandth of a second.....could this be a real?
Btw, you don't need this high shutter to freeze water droplet....
Just a question about the chdk, nothing personal, please don't be offended.
Hi lastboltnut, if you are interested, here's the thread documenting the journey of the guy who developed chdk for the s5is.
http://chdk.setepontos.com/index.php?PHPSESSID=3158d237a44f6fe17a62035a6995e237&topic=234.0
I don't know whether 1/33333 is the exact shutter speed of the camera, but all I'm concerned about is that chdk does adds some functionality to the camera, eg 60s shutter, RAW etc and that helps me to get more acceptable photos in challenging environments
Hey guys,
Sorry but I am a little skeptical about this.....I have no doubt that the chdk has cracked the firmware and you are able to shoot beyond the Sx IS software limits. But so far I haven't hear any commercial camera capable of such high shutter speed beyond tens of thousandth of a second.....could this be a real?
Btw, you don't need this high shutter to freeze water droplet....
Just a question about the chdk, nothing personal, please don't be offended.
Ya , u right, we dun need such high speed to freeze water droplet, it is just that more function to be played or rather added function..
until now i still dun know how to set it to the fastest speed? what i have done is to set at 3, at a factor of 1/100k, is that right? the image very dark ?dun know hat i have done... em.. :think: anyone , what is your setting?
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