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Originally Posted by colinmlegg
I think it'll have the same issues, Bart. The limitation is how quickly you can fire the shutter/update settings. Probably the best case scenario with a single DSLR camera is 6 or 7 seconds (24fps) of smooth footage at the centre line.
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excuse my naiivety and spellink , but isn't that what Freds device does? Automatically adjust iso/fstop/shutterspeed/ colostomy bag drainage (
just kidding on the last one ....oh i try to b funny)over a period of time?
Dooh I just realised ....its not a uniform linear drop off and ramp up of light. Its more exponential.
So in that case, is there maybe a bright spark out there that could code a sequence ( sorry I'm not savvy on the open source coding stuff) that would be in time with the eclipse and could control the DSLR via Freds doohicky? ( or similar device ( arduino) sorry... is Freds device based on Arduino? )
I'm guessing that the parameters would have to be from previous experiences.....so that would difficult.
I guess thats why I thought that eyeballing
would be the go.......
As you said Colin, Dslr's aren't fast enough......Go NASA
Bartman....going to bed now.....
hope I didn't make to much sense
