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The problem I'm running into is that HFocus does not seem to make the focus maps in exactly the same way. So I get some dimensional variation between the 2 results and their shapes do not match exactly from front to back.

I was hoping there might be a feature that allowed me to capture ...

BTW, if asked by the app to disable anything in the tablet, DON'T DO IT, I disabled my gallery on my Nexus 7 and had to do a factory reset to get it back.

That's bizarre. Doing a Force Stop on an app should have zero effect on the tablet. I Force Stop my gallery regularly, no problem - and if ...

Mr Moose wrote: Now it seems its not so easy.

In spite of my recent posting ( a bracketing issue ), it generally is easy. Once you find the right combination - and this is an issue of the Android world being difficult to navigate, not HR - everything just works.

D7000, Samyang 8mm, 5-step bracket centred at 1/40, iso 200, f/8. Android tablet, Toshiba AT-100, latest os patches.

Every time, at the end of the bracket, it shows a "Camera error" and will do nothing more until the tablet and camera have been reset.

This has worked in past. I have a virtual tour ...

Hi.

When binary is converted to decimal, odd things happen. And here is what it looks like:


FYI. You might want to round to one decimal point.

Thanks - I must have read a planning statement and got it mixed up with current capability.

Will be on the look for this ability - it will be a good competitive wedge for you against Camranger, and for me will eliminate a long, long cord.

I thought that we could control a camera wirelessly with two devices: one attached to the camera, one remote, like this:


So now I have two devices... can't find any documentation.

Can it be done? If so, how?

Thanks.

Stas Yatsenko wrote:D7000 doesn't support it.

Thanks, good to know. Now I buy a Pixel TW-282.

It is a D7000.

I found the custom exposure, as below, but don't know how to set it- tried as in the screenshot below. Apparently bulb is not available, as the max showing is 30 seconds. Bulb is available on-camera.

http://comrace.ca/temp/heliconRemoteLongExp20130318%20(1).png
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The longest exposure I see in the settings looks like 1 minute, aka 60 seconds.

Is there a way to set arbitrary shutter times?

I want to do, for example, 30, 60, 120 seconds for a three-shot exposure bracket with a dark ND filter. Or 120,240, 480 seconds, and so on.

Thanks.

Stas Yatsenko wrote:Thanks for pointing this issue out.

No problem. One of the great things about Helicon is great support, like this! It makes bug reporting worthwhile.

Environment: Remote on Toshiba Thrive, Android 4.0.4, Nikon D7000 with latest updates.

I setup a 5-stop, 2EV bracket to test (having had problems with this before, seeing multiple identical exposures as someone else noticed).

Went into Info to see what was up, and saw this:
http://comrace.ca/temp ...

Command line parameters work only in Window version. You will find the list of parameters with examples in the Help files (Installation page) that comes with the Helicon Focus program.
I have found the CLI documentation. It looks like I can only pass a directory, not a list of files. Is this ...

Thanks! This would make Helicon Remote the "killer app" for Nikon shooters. The other tethering options for Android aren't too good, and combined with stacking it would be everything one would need.