Canon S95 CHDK Ultra Intervalometer script test

A timelapse test using CHDK Ultra Intervalometer script. Obviously a FAIL attempt at photographing Geminids (meteor shower). Too much fog, clouds, attemp was for an hour and too short, plus screwed up interval setting . I set the interval to 18secs but was too short and the cam skipped any shoot commands when it was still recording to the SD resulting in a interval of 37secs.
After testing found out the required interval for the above setting was about 29 (note: the slower the shutter speed the longer the needed interval will be).

S95 CHDKによるインターバル撮影テスト。撮影対象はオリオン座（ふたご座流星群狙い）だが霧、雲、短い撮影時間などで失敗。さらに18秒インターバルを指定したが短すぎた­ためカメラがカードに記録中の撮影命令が無視され撮影間隔が37秒になってしまうミスも。

Camera Settings
Mode:Manual
ISO:500
Shutter Speed:13 seconds
Aperture:F2.5
Focus: Manual (Infinity)
Image stabilization:Off
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[blueswords]

hi

For this I think I simply used Waldo's S95 CHDK port, and the intervalomter script written in the S95 Porting Thread (page 6, I think). If you use the newer CHDK-SVN Autobuild, you can use Lua scripts, like the "yet another accurate intervalometer" found on the CHDK wiki Lua script page.

[llew789]

Hi

How did you get the intervalometer script on to the s95?