News Forum Phone database

> New Topic
> Reply
< Esato Forum Index > Sony Ericsson / Sony > Software, Firmware and Drivers > Super camera driver for k750/w800/w810 Bookmark topic


do u ask me for the Enhanced standard driver? macro on active it.


yes, it will always use SPOT PHOTOMETRY
--
Posted: 2008-01-02 10:14:25
Edit : Quote


Thx for the reply...

Can I ask for a favor? How can I make a standard driver use SPOT ON when I press + key or ZOOM 1.1 and ZOOM 1.0 SPOT OFF... I don't know the coding...

I don't know how to make the driver read the key strokes and assign a key for SPOT ON and OFF...






[ This Message was edited by: MarkJason on 2008-01-02 10:46 ]
--
Posted: 2008-01-02 11:12:03
Edit : Quote


Raiderski,
Happy New Year!

And a question. Using 6.7.1 in 21.92 style found the problem/bug?.
I am shooting the same scene. WB on AUTO
1. in Macro OFF - i.e. AF - snap OK
2. in Macro ON - i.e. MF - snap OK

But WB is different for both snaps. Seems for 2. WB is more cold.
Any suggestions?

[ This Message was edited by: 679 on 2008-01-02 16:40 ]
--
Posted: 2008-01-02 11:35:49
Edit : Quote




I think using picture fine/normal or macro on/off for spot on/off may be better.
put "06 02 00 01 00 08 #CMD_END" after "seq_set_prop_5_0=", "06 02 00 01 01 08 #CMD_END" after "seq_set_prop_5_1=" make picture normal/ fine for spot off/on
--
Posted: 2008-01-02 12:58:54
Edit : Quote


Ok... I get it now... but what will happen to my NORMAL/FINE more? Do the values I set for NORMAL and FINE mode take effect? and also the MXE-50 comppression? What about if I put it in SET_SEQ_PROP_18? instead of SET_SEQ_PROP_5... what will it do?
--
Posted: 2008-01-02 15:22:54
Edit : Quote



it doesnt affect other funtion. I think nothing will happen when put it in SET_SEQ_PROP_18, because SET_SEQ_PROP_18 has no link with camera menue.
--
Posted: 2008-01-02 15:33:33
Edit : Quote


i found that ISO value in EXIF isn't properly saved in 6.7.1 - updated version is available on:
raider.4shared.com
http://downloads.wow-info.net/se/drivers/camera/raiderski/latest/

version name: 671u
admins of other mirrors: please actualize


MarkJason


yes
1. you can set manual shutter speed at any time and final pic always have ISO100
2. ISO100 value from point 1 can be increased with exposure compensation (EV) function because when shutter speed is locked at constant value then EV cannot be changed (that's why ISO is used in this case)



as leetiran wrote: in SET_SEQ_PROP_18 nothing will happen. if you put spot photometry in selected quality then it will be available always and only in this quality. of course you can put spot on/off everywhere, if you're not using b&w/solarize/sepia/negative effect then maybe this is good place for you?

Tomix
this page will explain you everything:
http://www.megapixel.net/html/articles/article-highiso.php

in practice:
- high ISO photos from our cameraphones are very noised
- low ISO isn't always the best idea (high ISO = shorter exposure time)

leetiran
thx. i will check your idea, some free time is required

679
time gap between shot 1 and 2 for auto WB is very important. auto WB is trying to stabilize colors for selected scene which can take some seconds. macro on/off switch probably has nothing to do with this. you can try this:

1. open camera
2. select macro on/off
3. wait some seconds for auto WB stabilization
4. snap
5. macro state switch
6. snap

compare pics

--
Posted: 2008-01-02 23:44:25
Edit : Quote


Hi radier



i got 1/5 shutter speed in this picture but i dont know how, i didnt turned on night mode... does exposure have diferent shutter speed at zoom 4.0??
i tried few times but i cant get 1/5, i only got 1/8 and 1/10

is there any way for 1/5 shutter speed without night mode? slow screen preview is not really good.(night mode plus shutter speed +0.7 at 2.1 zoom)


thanks

_________________
EX sasha-SE

[ This Message was edited by: Vipera ammodytes on 2008-01-03 00:44 ]
--
Posted: 2008-01-03 01:44:10
Edit : Quote


@ Leetiran and Raiderski - Thanks for answering my questions... But the NORMAL and FINE thing is not yet clear for me... If I put

SET_SEQ_PROP_5_0 = 06 02 00 01 00 08 #CMD_END
SET_SEQ_PROP_5_1 = 06 02 00 01 01 08 #CMD_END

How about this? Does this still affect the NORMAL/FINE compression?

seq_set_prop_5_0=$z0 $p1 0e
$s2 55
$c0 01 #SET_JPEG_MIN(00,00) #SET_JPEG_MAX(00,0F) #SET_JPEG_AVG(00,05) #SET_JPEG_QUALITY $cl
$c0 02 #SET_JPEG_MIN(00,03) #SET_JPEG_MAX(00,05) #SET_JPEG_AVG(00,04) #SET_JPEG_QUALITY $cl
$c0 03 #SET_JPEG_MIN(00,00) #SET_JPEG_MAX(00,28) #SET_JPEG_AVG(00,0F) #SET_JPEG_QUALITY $cl
$c0 04 #SET_JPEG_MIN(00,32) #SET_JPEG_MAX(00,50) #SET_JPEG_AVG(00,3C) #SET_JPEG_QUALITY $cl
$c0 05 #SET_JPEG_MIN(00,00) #SET_JPEG_MAX(01,40) #SET_JPEG_AVG(00,96) #SET_JPEG_QUALITY $cl
$c0 06 #SET_JPEG_MIN(00,00) #SET_JPEG_MAX(02,08) #SET_JPEG_AVG(01,72) #SET_JPEG_QUALITY $cl
$c0 07 #SET_JPEG_MIN(00,00) #SET_JPEG_MAX(01,e0) #SET_JPEG_AVG(01,5e) #SET_JPEG_QUALITY $cl
$c0 08 #SET_JPEG_MIN(01,2C) #SET_JPEG_MAX(01,90) #SET_JPEG_AVG(01,5E) #SET_JPEG_QUALITY
$cx $cx $cx $cx $cx $cx $cx $cx;

seq_set_prop_5_1=$z0 $p1 0e
$s2 5a
$c0 01 #SET_JPEG_MIN(00,00) #SET_JPEG_MAX(00,0F) #SET_JPEG_AVG(00,08) #SET_JPEG_QUALITY $cl
$c0 02 #SET_JPEG_MIN(00,05) #SET_JPEG_MAX(00,08) #SET_JPEG_AVG(00,06) #SET_JPEG_QUALITY $cl
$c0 03 #SET_JPEG_MIN(00,00) #SET_JPEG_MAX(00,28) #SET_JPEG_AVG(00,14) #SET_JPEG_QUALITY $cl
$c0 04 #SET_JPEG_MIN(00,50) #SET_JPEG_MAX(00,78) #SET_JPEG_AVG(00,5A) #SET_JPEG_QUALITY $cl
$c0 05 #SET_JPEG_MIN(00,00) #SET_JPEG_MAX(01,54) #SET_JPEG_AVG(01,2C) #SET_JPEG_QUALITY $cl
$c0 06 #SET_JPEG_MIN(00,00) #SET_JPEG_MAX(02,1c) #SET_JPEG_AVG(01,cc) #SET_JPEG_QUALITY $cl
$c0 07 #SET_JPEG_MIN(00,00) #SET_JPEG_MAX(01,f4) #SET_JPEG_AVG(01,a4) #SET_JPEG_QUALITY $cl
$c0 08 #SET_JPEG_MIN(01,90) #SET_JPEG_MAX(02,30) #SET_JPEG_AVG(01,EA) #SET_JPEG_QUALITY
$cx $cx $cx $cx $cx $cx $cx $cx;

--
Posted: 2008-01-03 02:20:13
Edit : Quote


This thread is still very2 alive.....wow....
--
Posted: 2008-01-03 03:26:28
Edit : Quote

---

New Topic   Reply

Forum Index