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Hybrid Camera Driver for W800i/K750 |
IRFCA_WDG-3A
Joined: Nov 24, 2005
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From: Rajdhani Express!!
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Yippee, this version is grr8!! And not the slightest hint of noise!!! (It's already dusk now, so no way to do a bright daylight test)
@Jasond,
if u make the camera scan the entire area, it'll be called average metering, which was what the R1J used to have. R1N onwards, it was centre-weighted average, which was something intermediate between average metering and spot metering.
BTW most digicams use the multi-segment metering, with the option to switch over to Spot/Centre modes.
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admad
Joined: May 26, 2005
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aksd can You post a camera driver with fixed exposure and spot photometry on? |
aksd
Joined: Nov 11, 2005
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On 2006-06-28 16:29:40, admad wrote:
aksd can You post a camera driver with fixed exposure and spot photometry on?
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Will try my best mate.......might take some time though. I have to decode the exposure and ISO and white balance settings that seems to be the most complicated part of the driver but with lots of trial and error I'm sure its possible although it will take some time |
aksd
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Check out this driver....its a total laugh.........Its version 1.5 and its features are a surprise]
http://rapidshare.de/files/24374660/camdriver0.dat.html |
admad
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Damn, rapidshare download limit reached, can someone post it on megaupload? |
max_wedge
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in this series, the first pic of the pair uses r1bc driver with 95% compression (ver 4.7 for me - my second mod), the second pic of each pair uses the aksd 1.1 camdriver (ver 5.7).
and a great example hybrid lowlight superiority:
The tweaked R1B driver:
[b]and look at the hybrid !!
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jcpsad
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@max_wedge is that hybrid sample the link as the above? or the 1.1 being shown in the first page? that is wonderful!
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max_wedge
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On 2006-06-28 18:22:48, jcpsad wrote:
@max_wedge is that hybrid sample the link as the above? or the 1.1 being shown in the first page? that is wonderful!
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It's the 1.1 from before. I have 1.5 in my cam now and just took some quick shots, but haven't anything to post yet.
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max_wedge
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I just tried 1.4 (no spot photometry). It's still got excellent low light performance. I'll try it tomorrow for glare. If glare is liveable I'll make it my new base camera driver. (until better comes along  )
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Phantom
Joined: May 19, 2005
Posts: 335
From: Sugar Land, TX
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yeah, i just tried this one too.
the one with exposure and no spot photometry.
still says camera version 6.0
anyways, so far so good.
i'll have to test it some more. |
IRFCA_WDG-3A
Joined: Nov 24, 2005
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From: Rajdhani Express!!
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Ha HA HAAAAA!!! ROFLMFAO!!!!!!
Tried ur latest 'surprise' version Aksd......A total laugh!!!
NO, I won't reveal what it holds............
All ye ppl, u have to try it our yourselves - and laugh ur a** out!
::EDIT::
Okay, a hint here - it took me more than 2 minutes to focus the viewfinder properly on my monitor while using this driver!!
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admad
Joined: May 26, 2005
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Yeah this driver rox, mirrored viewfinder:D
This driver changed my keyboard  Check it out;p
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7196439907639680612
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jasond
Joined: Dec 31, 2005
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Max, lol. Not being funny but I'm finding it very difficult to see a difference in low lighting conditions in your last two pics!
I agree with you in general, however. That night-mode shots are strides ahead of where they used to be.
We just need to pick up that white balence. It really shows in your middle picture of the leaves, hey?
T65> K700i> K750i> K800i> Mars. |
max_wedge
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On 2006-06-29 02:02:57, jasond wrote:
Max, lol. Not being funny but I'm finding it very difficult to see a difference in low lighting conditions in your last two pics!
I agree with you in general, however. That night-mode shots are strides ahead of where they used to be.
We just need to pick up that white balence. It really shows in your middle picture of the leaves, hey?
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on the lowlight pics it's hard to tell because the pics are resized by esato - but if you look close you can see the white horizontal bars (example middle left area) - these are really obvious when viewed unresized, whereas there are no bars at all on the hybrid pics.
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jasond
Joined: Dec 31, 2005
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I see it now that you point it out! Very smooth!
T65> K700i> K750i> K800i> Mars. |
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