[Hdri] HDRI capture program for Canon EOS cameras under Mac OS X

[Matthew Trentacoste]

Of course, the next question is:

	"What do we have to do to convince you to make a plugin architecture  
for it?"

All of us poor saps with Nikon SLRs want to play too.  I know you  
certainly don't want to, but I'd be willing to kick in the time to  
get it working with my D70.  Are the program and Canon API horribly  
intertwined, or is it something you can make available to  
enterprising third parties that want support for their cameras?  Just  
a thought, it looks great as it is.

Cheers
Trent

On 24-Jan-06, at 8:16 PM, Gregory J. Ward wrote:

> Hi Kirk,
>
> Glad this works.  I really appreciate all the detailed reports of  
> your problems with the Digital Rebel -- it made it obvious what was  
> going wrong, and it helps a lot to have complete information, since  
> I don't have your camera to play with.  I think it's important to  
> support what I can, and the 300D is probably the most popular in  
> Canon's EOS line, so I wouldn't want to leave those people out if I  
> can help it.  I'm just glad it wasn't something more serious in the  
> SDK, since there's no real support for it outside Japan.  I may  
> have to ask Santiago to help me if I ever need to communicate with  
> headquarters....
>
> I have put together some scripts, including the RAW -> HDR  
> converter I've been playing with in a more complete package on my  
> website.  It's linked into my front page <www.anyhere.com> where  
> the old hdrgen link for Mac OS X used to be.  (You may have to hit  
> your browser's "Reload" button to see it.)  I just finished a  
> "canoncap" script that runs CanonHDRcap and hdrgen for you.
>
> Check it out:
>
> 	http://www.anyhere.com/html/gward/pickup/HDRcapOSX.tar.gz
>
> I figured it was easier just to put it all together for OS X users,  
> rather than maintaining a whole bunch of separate links.  A  
> README.txt file hopefully explains enough to get you started.
>
> -Greg
>
>> From: Kirk Thibault <kthibault at biomechanicsinc.com>
>> Date: January 24, 2006 6:03:10 PM PST
>>
>> Works like a charm.
>>
>> Thanks again Greg - can't wait to test it out on a mirror ball.
>>
>> kirk
>>
>
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