January 24th, 2007, 07:44 AM | #376 |
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Hi oscar have you got some screengrab to show us what is possible to do with the elphel 333+35mm adapter? I want to make the project too but for now I'm waiting for the 353... I don't know much of programming but I'm trying to understand how the "ajax-html" control panel of the elphel work so that I "can" change the gui but now I've so little time to spend
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Since you own and use the 333, please come up with suggestions on which main buttons that should be in the interface if you have any. Also, like Matteo asked, I would love to see some pics shot with the 333 with the adapter. |
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January 24th, 2007, 09:01 AM | #378 |
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Matteo, I'll climb on the roof and shoot something.... (and I don't mean pigeons)
Nikos, that's great.. I'll write down what buttons I use when I shoot a clip. |
January 24th, 2007, 12:17 PM | #379 |
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This is perfect. I know its hard to do, but its good guide how to do it.
http://www.siliconimaging.com/Digita...Interface.html Only thing I will add is disk free space indicator all the time on screen. I think is on this Touchscreen LCD: http://www.cappuccinopc.com/parts/mr-xe-700y.asp |
January 24th, 2007, 01:18 PM | #380 |
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the silicon imaging gui is the best one I said that on this thread long time ago :-)
for the lcd the best one is one from Lilliput (http://www.lilliputweb.net/product8.html) I've made a projector based on one of this to watch dvd on the wall and work awesome and is not so expansive! you can find one new on ebay at about 230$ |
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I agree the SI gui is great but I dindīt think it would be possible to code something like that i Ajax with overlays and all. or is it?
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January 24th, 2007, 03:52 PM | #382 |
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353/333 interface dont have to be so fancy, all that matters is functionality and this is the way how. I wish SI sell their software at lower price and without cineform suff and compatible with couple of machine vision cameras so we can have a chioce to choose a camera on our budget and resolution.
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January 25th, 2007, 08:03 AM | #383 |
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http://ubuntustudio.org/
maybe is arrive the time to switch to linux |
January 25th, 2007, 07:45 PM | #384 |
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When I put all my equipment on the roof and set up the elphel software, a dark cloud stopped by and it began to rain very badly...
I shot some low light tests indoors, but I forgot to crank up the JPEG quality (standard at 70 %) That's the reason for the large compression artifacts. Besides that, you can see the result of my 35mm wax adaptor and the Elphel 333. http://s09.picshome.com/d35/comp_1__0-00-08-04_.jpg http://s09.picshome.com/d35/comp_1__0-00-30-00_.jpg I'll write more about the software/control panel later when I have more time. |
January 26th, 2007, 07:19 AM | #385 |
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good result Oscar I've tried to resize the picture to 1280x720 and they look much sharper than the result of a hdv camera with 35mm adapter cool!
one question; you said that thay are low light test indoors ....but how much low light!? are you able to tell more about the light setup!? and last ....are you able to shot a test in complitely night with the light of only a wax candle at a distance of about 1 meter with a 50mm lens so that is possible to compare with some other setup? many thanks Matteo Pozzi |
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Matteo, I used one 150W light.
I'll write more when I have more time. I don't have the camera with me the comming three days. |
January 27th, 2007, 08:27 AM | #387 |
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Nikos, here are some thoughts on the software.
Most of the time you spent before actual filming is setting up all basic settings to 'default' film. Default would be i.m.o. - 24fps, shutter at max 30, 900x1600 pixels, JPEG quality to at least 80%, streamer to kuklin-rtsp at 24FPS. I think everyone who wants to use the camera for film making, would want these settings set up as default. This would also mean that you don't need these settings on the 'main page' anymore. The only buttons you need are: -exposure control (auto and manual) -White balance (which can be automatic while pointing at a white object or something and an option to press 'hold' so it won't change while filming.) -Brightness, contrast and gain -color/BW (or color saturation) -STEAMER ON/OFF (very important) -REC (somehow I can't use the rec button on the AJAX panel so I use some button called stream.sdp. (maybe Andrey knows more about this) I think that's it. It would be nice to have big buttons because of the clumsy touchpad on most laptops. Nikos, you say ' for touchscreen purposes', but I hope -not only- for touchscreen? (edit)For those who want to see how the current AJAX controls works, take a look at the online Elphel camera's: http://www3.elphel.com/online_cameras And here is a good article on the software: http://linuxdevices.com/articles/AT5951285077.html |
January 29th, 2007, 08:43 AM | #388 |
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Hi oscar I haven't understand what is the streamer on/off
if I have time I'll try to develop something! best reguard Matteo Pozzi |
January 29th, 2007, 06:54 PM | #389 |
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Matteo,
Normally, the camera will give about one picture per second. But when you start he streamer (Theora) it will start streaming images at a given FPS. The nice thing about the AJAX interface is that it shows a big image and a magnified smaller window for focusing, when the streamer is OFF. Of course a 'film' control panel could start the streamer as default, but I don't know if I'd prefer it. Here you can see the streamer on/off button in the AJAX setup: http://s09.picshome.com/0b9/ajax_streamer.jpg |
January 30th, 2007, 02:20 AM | #390 |
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perfect I've understand so the interface is exactly the html page that is on the elphel.com page (now with windows I cant use it ...don't know why...but I've used some ago) are you able to tell me some more about the firmware upgrade of the camera? is the html included in this one or there are some different mode to mount it on the camera? how many kb is it possible to use to make the html? and last is it possible to make a big html with a good graphics (big image) to install on the pc and not in the camera to control it with button that are link to somthing like http://192.168.0.9/axis-cgi/jpg/imag...compression=30 ( ---->to obtain an image with the assigned set of parameters)? maybe I'll write also to Andrey to ask for more specific info
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