Sorry no. Not without some kind of hardware hack.
But i am working on something different
Sorry no. Not without some kind of hardware hack.
But i am working on something different
If you love your camera, look away now and stop reading, this is not for the fainted one
YOU DO THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK!
To make a short story long. I hooked up wires to the shutter curtain motor and triggers time mark on reach, just about the same time picture is taken.
I hope the delay/offset is negligible, need to run test to verify this but should not be more then few miliseconds off… i guess.
How many screws and springs were left over after the camera was reassembled?
It should work perfectly ! May be you have to clean your sensor now
One screw left
And next time, its gonna be one more
You know, . A litle part of my photography heart was crying when i started drilling through the bottom case, bits and pieces were flying… (and the rest of the heart was singing: Hey shorty!, its your birthday.…)
Sadly one more year, good research. Somethings need to be removed from internet :-/
I think you could find another cheap second hand samsung My nx1100 died last year but without need of crying
Yeah, they go cheap one bay. And those with faulty top wheel is an easy fix.
I have one more nx100 to use, i just bought cause it had the nice 30mm prime in the package.
Gotta love Lego.
Looks like crap but then nobodys going to steal it
Total mass with all parts and two 2.2amp lipo. Only 1900g
Hi @TB_RTK … any news on this great project?
I was looking into WebODM and find they have no support for PPK/RTK data of the camera position
Seems only way is GCPs
Hi, the plane has been grounded due to lack of presence of the pilot. He is stuck painting his real life house
But i plan to fly and test it as soon as my real life lets me.
With gcp and webodm i can live with few check points for the pricetag of free. And its a ongoing progress with the odm, so i hope they release a ppk feature in the future. I am in no hurry at the moment.
Haha yea, i`am the ninja painter
Webodm does support accurate position in the exifheaders it just doesn’t treat it any more specially than stock position. If you combine a precise position in the header with a good camera calibration then the results are good.
So to be clear you use exiftool to insert he precise position into the image exif headers befor you run through webodm or odm and run dakota benjamin’s undistort script before you put it through webodm.
Thanks for the clarification, i thought i read something similar but i wasnt there yet. Awesome
@Simon_Allen thanks a lot… looking forward to first results
Winter is here , no flying for another 2 or 3 months.
But those guys over in ODM need more work. Please let them know about your wishes.
Also i have a question too.
For the most accurate DEM (the elevation part), at what angle should the camera be pointing?
Sorry, no new updates here. Just changing some of the description for RO1.
1.Juli 2020 will new EU rules replace RO categori to
RO1-Open
RO2-Specific
RO3-Certified
This unit fall under the open C2 categori.
To tell you the truth i like your hack. If the timestamp is correct then its perfect. If its more precise than hotshoe then its something more than perfect. Do you Know if newer Samsung as nx2000, 3000 and 500 has this limitation? And if yes do you think i can apply your hack? I am thinking to buy a second hand and try it.
Or do you think i can do the same with one Sony a5100 which i already have?
Thanks, i think.
I have no idea if this works on other models or if they have any kind of limitation.
I am not sure if i should yes or no to your last question, as this might encourage others to potential destroy their cameras.