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Faq [Magic Lantern wiki] What is it?

Magic Lantern is an enhancement atop of Canon's firmware that frees your Canon DSLR, allowing you to use many useful features. It is an open (GPL) framework for developing extensions to the official software. Does Magic Lantern completely replace Canon firmware? No. Magic Lantern runs from the card, as an add-on over standard firmware. To go back to Canon firmware, you may: Press and hold SET at startup to bypass ML only once (for the current session). Is Magic Lantern only for video? No. Visit the gallery for photo examples. Is it legal? This is a clean room / black box reverse engineering effort and as such should be OK. Magic Lantern does not contain any Canon code. Is it safe? No. Magic Lantern does not replace Canon code (which is stored in ROM), but it does change the settings (which are saved to a non-volatile memory). The same risk is present if you use third party software for USB remote control. 3d printed panoramic ball camera.

Hi, Simple solutions to hard problems always fascinate me, elegance rules.

Panoramic camera’s have been around for a while but the quality has been a little lacking and honestly it never was 360 degrees, the top and bottom were often missing.That is why Jonas Pfeil solution is so interesting. Now the title of Jonas Pfeil final university thesis is ‘Throw able Camera Array for Capturing Spherical Panoramas’, ‘throw able camera’ seems like a strange string of words, like ‘ throw able glass’ or ‘dispensable babies’ , but anyway out of this, the panoramic ball camera was born. The ball consists of 36 camera of 2 megapixel mobile phone camera’s, they are fixed by a 3D printed skeleton, which is so intrinsically made that it seems to be the best manufacturing method for the job. see here for further information. You cannot buy this product yet, Jonas Pfeil has patent(s) on the camera so chances are that it will be available in the near future.

PRODUCT - Tamaggo. Caméra IP motorisée WIFI. Camera ip linux : Pause café. 206 Network Camera - System overview. What you need: A regular straight Category 5 or 6 Ethernet cable An available port on your hub, switch or router For WLAN (802.11b) connection, use an 802.11b Wireless Device Point plus 802.11b Wireless Access Point or wireless broadband router Installation methods: The AXIS 206 is designed for installation on an Ethernet network.

This involves assigning it an IP address, automatically or manually. Depending on how your network is configured, the following methods may be used: AXIS Internet Dynamic DNS Service at www.axiscam.net UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) AXIS IP Utility for Windows From a command prompt, arp -s and ping may be used On a mac, simply go to 'My network devices' in the Safari browser. GoPro Hero camera-underwater focus fix. Original Canon sensor filter. This is the original Canon made filter used in front of the sensor.

Main use would be to replace a scratched or damaged filter on your factory stock camera. Disclaimer: These replacement filters are intended for experienced professionals. Tampering with your camera will void your manufacturer’s warranty. If you decide to perform the filter replacement you could damage your camera or be hurt or get killed from the high voltage present – you do so at your own risk, we are not responsible for camera damage or any harm you may suffer or any special or consequential damages. Also, by visiting this site and purchasing you are legally bound by our Terms of Use Agreement, we highly recommend you read it. Focus Warning: Because of the complexity and requirement for specialized precision equipment, advanced training and experience, we do not provide any information regarding focus calibration whatsoever. Focus and dust are in fact the most difficult parts of the conversion process.

Pete's Cheapo Nodal Samurai Homemade Panoramic (Pano) Head 'L' Bracket. To create a panaorama which has subject matter within, say 50m of the camera it is necessary to rotate the camera around its Point of No Parallax to avoid parallax errors.

(That 50m is just a guess so don't hold me to that figure). Generally speaking this point of no parallax, (nodal point or entrance pupil or whatever name, rightly or wrongly, people give to it), is a little behind the front element of the lens. Rich people buy a commercial panoramic head which cost hundreds of $$, smart people can make their own pano head bracket for under $3. Unless you have an engineering machine shop at your beck and call your home made bracket will not look as good as a £185 Nodal Ninja NN3, or more expensive NN5, and most other commercial products, but it'll do the job for about £2. The pano head brackets I have made require little more than a few scraps of steel strip, a couple of nuts, bolts & washers and the ability to saw, file and drill metal.

Entrance Pupil Database. EFS 17-85mm IS f4-5.6 Err 01 Err 99 Photo Gallery by Barry Moore at pbase.