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Great pics CaptainLuck! Good work!
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Posted: 2009-10-26 21:20:36
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@fe1ixs
you can do force flash manually w/o any mods,
just cover the lens when you focus and it will flash or you can use the red eye if you want flash.
Using flash in a bright environment or in a place where there is enough light is not advisable,
just adjust the EV to have the best results.
Use flash in a very dark environment or if it is really needed.
[ This Message was edited by: wahehe15 on 2009-10-27 00:01 ]
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Posted: 2009-10-27 00:51:59
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On 2009-10-27 00:51:59, wahehe15 wrote:
@fe1ixs
you can do force flash manually w/o any mods,
just cover the lens when you focus and it will flash or you can use the red eye if you want flash.
Using flash in a bright environment or in a place where there is enough light is not advisable,
just adjust the EV to have the best results.
Use flash in a very dark environment or if it is really needed.
[ This Message was edited by: wahehe15 on 2009-10-27 00:01 ]
wahehe15,
thanks for the tips. what I mean by using flash under bright sunlight is to eliminate shadow on the subject. I will try to use red eye reduction/cover the lens.
I have noticed the dm driver result contains significant amount of noise/water color effect especially under bright blue sky. I read that the landscape scene mode might help to enhance the quality. is that right? I normally just use auto scene. size wise, 5MP about 1.4MB and 8MB about 2.5-3MB.
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Posted: 2009-10-27 03:39:23
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Hello! No one has said anything about the red eyes ... in all my pictures people are with red eyes! even put the red-eye reduction flash! Matter with you all?
Thanks for the driver!!!
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Posted: 2009-10-27 10:45:07
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?? DM3.5
ISO - Copy en.lng file to: tpa/preset/system/language
Copy camdriver0.dat file to: ifs/settings/camera/
made no difference to the WB or WB menu
EFFECT - Copy camdriver0.dat file to: ifs/settings/camera/
made no difference. Still had the original effects
I've done this so many times now and just don't know whats going on this time.
I did notice when I used the camdriver0.dat out of the ISO folder the EFFECTS menu then changed the ISO level
[ This Message was edited by: riksilvers on 2009-10-27 12:55 ]
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Posted: 2009-10-27 13:16:49
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@fe1ixs
If you are shooting in a bright sunlight use the driver w/ iso and set it to iso 100,
play w/ the EV and the iso until you get used to it.
i'm like you when I first bought my c905 but now I know what settings to use.
I will post some pics and tell you the settings I used.
@rafita82
I also noticed that even I use red eye the eyes are becoming red.
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Posted: 2009-10-27 13:55:05
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On 2009-10-27 13:55:05, wahehe15 wrote:
@fe1ixs
If you are shooting in a bright sunlight use the driver w/ iso and set it to iso 100,
play w/ the EV and the iso until you get used to it.
i'm like you when I first bought my c905 but now I know what settings to use.
I will post some pics and tell you the settings I used.
wahehe15,
I used iso 100 all the time when shooting during daylight (DM manual ISO), but I noticed some pictures shot at ISO 64.
How this could be possible? I will play with the EV & wait for your sample pics. thanks.
DM,
You said earlier that still not possible to set the driver to ISO 64. Looks like the system automatically adjust to ISO 64 on certain situation/condition. I hope you will find the way how to adjusted. It may help to reduce the noise level a bit.
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Posted: 2009-10-27 14:40:17
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manual iso c905
menu effects replaced by manual iso
find this line inside camdriver
property Effects
"seq_set_prop_8_0"
* if necesary change the SET_REG(61,YY) yy=01,02,03,04,05,06,07,08,09... 0n
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//---------------------------------------------------
// Effects=ISO
//---------------------------------------------------
// 0 => normal=iso auto, 1 => negative=iso 100, 2 => solarize=iso 200,
// 3 => sepia=iso 400 4 => black&white=iso 800
seq_set_prop_8_0= //ISO auto
#SET_REG(95,04) //Default XENON FLASH ISO 200
#COM_EVENT(02,00) //AE Auto
#WB_ISO200
#FLASH_LIMIT_ISO200;
seq_set_prop_8_1=
#SET_REG(61,01) //ISO 100
#SET_REG(95,01) //XENON FLASH ISO
#COM_EVENT(02,04) //AE Enable
#WB_ISO100
#FLASH_LIMIT_ISO100;
seq_set_prop_8_2=
#SET_REG(61,04) //ISO 200
#SET_REG(95,04) //XENON FLASH ISO
#COM_EVENT(02,04) //AE Enable
#WB_ISO200
#FLASH_LIMIT_ISO200;
seq_set_prop_8_3=
#SET_REG(61,07) //ISO 400
#SET_REG(95,07) //XENON FLASH ISO
#COM_EVENT(02,04) //AE Enable
#WB_ISO200
#FLASH_LIMIT_ISO200;
seq_set_prop_8_4=
#SET_REG(61,09) //ISO 800
#SET_REG(95,09) //XENON FLASH ISO
#COM_EVENT(02,04) //AE Enable
#WB_ISO400
#FLASH_LIMIT_ISO400;
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Posted: 2009-10-27 15:52:54
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DM 3.5
Still have to practice a million times on how to get a decent low light and night shots.
[ This Message was edited by: penguin_xp on 2009-10-27 18:21 ]
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Posted: 2009-10-27 18:47:51
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On 2009-10-25 08:42:55, tanjiajun_34 wrote:
actually i think that there is a hidden menu to set the iso. run photo mate. select image settings (i think u need to dl...) go to see about white balence. see the image, there is a icon for iso. if we can unlock it, more things can be reserve for effects menu.
Tanjiajun,
good catch! looks like there was hidden tab under camera setting for ISO. it suppose to locate between metering mode and self-timer. For some reason, it didn't show on the setting menu. Any modder can find the way to reveal it?
[ This Message was edited by: fe1ixs on 2009-10-27 19:07 ]
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Posted: 2009-10-27 20:05:48
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