It appears that my attempt to get a capture faster than about one a second is the length of time the serial shutter release takes. I am assuming that the serial shutter release hits RTS for a second or so.
I would very much like that value to be shorter. If there's a chance with some cameras that a shorter time won't work, then I'd like it to be configurable, so I can figure out for myself what the shortest time necessary is.
Shorter or configurable serial shutter release time
Re: Shorter or configurable serial shutter release time
Hi, check this version https://s3.amazonaws.com/download.digic ... 0.72.6.exe i added option to set the delay in settings external device. This feature not tested so may contain bugs.
Please report back if is working or not.
Please report back if is working or not.
Re: Shorter or configurable serial shutter release time
Thank you! I'll check it out.
Re: Shorter or configurable serial shutter release time
That seems to do the trick.
I set my 7D for manual focus, the "Wait for Focus" to 0, and the "Wait for Capture" to 75.
It took some experimenting with the delay in this script and this "Wait for Capture" value to avoid missing captures.
set x 0
while {$x < 100} {
dcc capture
after 150
set x [expr {$x + 1}]
}
It took forty seconds to run, for 2.5 captures per second. I know my camera's buffer can handle a bit more, but I think this is perfectly reasonable.
Thanks!
I set my 7D for manual focus, the "Wait for Focus" to 0, and the "Wait for Capture" to 75.
It took some experimenting with the delay in this script and this "Wait for Capture" value to avoid missing captures.
set x 0
while {$x < 100} {
dcc capture
after 150
set x [expr {$x + 1}]
}
It took forty seconds to run, for 2.5 captures per second. I know my camera's buffer can handle a bit more, but I think this is perfectly reasonable.
Thanks!