@xxxxxxxJIGSAWxxxxxxx Did you have any trouble installing and running CHDK? You need to be in CHDK mode. You need to create a badpixel bin and you need to select DNG formatting. Also you need to choose what folder to put the RAW files. They can be placed in their own separate folder or be placed in the same folder with the JPEG's.
@BigNate84 When I look at pictures from the camera, I do not see RAW files, but now when I transfer the file to my computer, there are RAW and JPEG files. :D Thanks! Cheers...
The raw picture shows the sides of the lens as its raw, very raw, its what the sensor sees before the cameras 'jpeg' routines crop out the bit that you see, there's always more sensor than 'saved image' thats why the quoted specs show a larger pixel sensor size than the output file size, your just seeing the bit the camera normally throws away
@lezbriddon Hey thanks for the feedback. That makes sense to have more sensor than saved image size. Out of curiosity, do professional DSLR's experience the same results shooting in RAW? By results I mean seeing the inside of the lens at the corners. I wasn't sure if this occurred because I was hacking a consumer grade camera or if the top of the line DSLR's experience the same thing and require cropping when shooting RAW. Thanks!
@BigNate84 I think there do have more sensor than saved image in most, its model dependent i guess, and the sx30 no doubt shows it more as they are really stretching the optics...
one thiing i have noticed is when zoomed out, the edges of the image show very bad chromatic aborations, take a wide angle shot and have a street pole at the ver left or right, then zoom that up in windows, it will have purple edges one side and green the other...
You will find the Lightening script on the CHDK Wiki, timings are crucial, get some info before going out, i ended up with nothing but learnt from my mistake, shame it hasn't lightened since
@spex357 Oh cool! I haven't tried capturing lightning yet. What script do you use? Have posted any of your work yet? I'll just have to check out your channel now.
@ChuckwagonCowboy cool man! I found out about it last year but never dabbled with it until I made this video. make sure you have plenty of memory on your memory card!
Hi, Nate, I also have Sx30Is, and I do everything setings like you, but my camera shoot only in jpeg. If you know the problem, can you tell me?
xxxxxxxJIGSAWxxxxxxx 1 week ago
@xxxxxxxJIGSAWxxxxxxx Did you have any trouble installing and running CHDK? You need to be in CHDK mode. You need to create a badpixel bin and you need to select DNG formatting. Also you need to choose what folder to put the RAW files. They can be placed in their own separate folder or be placed in the same folder with the JPEG's.
BigNate84 1 week ago
@BigNate84 When I look at pictures from the camera, I do not see RAW files, but now when I transfer the file to my computer, there are RAW and JPEG files. :D Thanks! Cheers...
xxxxxxxJIGSAWxxxxxxx 1 week ago
@xxxxxxxJIGSAWxxxxxxx Good work! Sounds like you got it.
BigNate84 1 week ago
@BigNate84 Yes, it is great!
xxxxxxxJIGSAWxxxxxxx 1 week ago
The raw picture shows the sides of the lens as its raw, very raw, its what the sensor sees before the cameras 'jpeg' routines crop out the bit that you see, there's always more sensor than 'saved image' thats why the quoted specs show a larger pixel sensor size than the output file size, your just seeing the bit the camera normally throws away
lezbriddon 1 month ago
@lezbriddon Hey thanks for the feedback. That makes sense to have more sensor than saved image size. Out of curiosity, do professional DSLR's experience the same results shooting in RAW? By results I mean seeing the inside of the lens at the corners. I wasn't sure if this occurred because I was hacking a consumer grade camera or if the top of the line DSLR's experience the same thing and require cropping when shooting RAW. Thanks!
BigNate84 1 month ago
@BigNate84 I think there do have more sensor than saved image in most, its model dependent i guess, and the sx30 no doubt shows it more as they are really stretching the optics...
one thiing i have noticed is when zoomed out, the edges of the image show very bad chromatic aborations, take a wide angle shot and have a street pole at the ver left or right, then zoom that up in windows, it will have purple edges one side and green the other...
lezbriddon 1 month ago
I'm thinking its named as a Motion detection script, good luck :-)
spex357 1 month ago in playlist Liked videos
You will find the Lightening script on the CHDK Wiki, timings are crucial, get some info before going out, i ended up with nothing but learnt from my mistake, shame it hasn't lightened since
spex357 1 month ago
I havent counted how many people i have recomended CHDK too, for Kap and Lightening i haven't found anything else as usefull :-)
spex357 1 month ago
@spex357 Oh cool! I haven't tried capturing lightning yet. What script do you use? Have posted any of your work yet? I'll just have to check out your channel now.
BigNate84 1 month ago
great tips, thanx man
Okiss77 1 month ago in playlist How To Videos
@Okiss77 I appreciate the feedback!
BigNate84 1 month ago
Will do and I'll let you know how my experience was with it!
ChuckwagonCowboy 1 month ago
Hey I'm the first response! Never heard of or knew of RAW. Thanks for the lesson and info. I'm going to check this out!
ChuckwagonCowboy 1 month ago
@ChuckwagonCowboy cool man! I found out about it last year but never dabbled with it until I made this video. make sure you have plenty of memory on your memory card!
BigNate84 1 month ago