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videodoctor replied to the thread Hacking the Kodak Reels 8mm Film Digitizer (New Thread).For anyone doing dev work or just wants a "front accessible" SD card slot, I bought on of these SD card extension ribbons on Amazon and...
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videodoctor replied to the thread Hacking the Kodak Reels 8mm Film Digitizer (New Thread).I've been concerned about scratches on the film stock as well--has anyone looked into replacing the plastic guides with stainless...
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videodoctor replied to the thread Hacking the Kodak Reels 8mm Film Digitizer (New Thread).@0dan0 the mem read at the following location seems to have a mode table for the new sensor in the Type D units: mem r 0x80dbf440 0x80...
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videodoctor replied to the thread Hacking the Kodak Reels 8mm Film Digitizer (New Thread).I looked around similar offsets to the range of buffers we saw in the ipl getimepath 0 results, and I found 16 buffers with live data, a...
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videodoctor replied to the thread Hacking the Kodak Reels 8mm Film Digitizer (New Thread).I think the buffers are correct as they all line up with the ipl getimepath buffer addresses---i think the issue is that AE function...
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videodoctor replied to the thread Hacking the Kodak Reels 8mm Film Digitizer (New Thread).Thank you, @0dan0 ! Also, for the expo_iso value, are there typical values it returns, such as 50, 100, 200, 400, or 800?
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videodoctor replied to the thread Hacking the Kodak Reels 8mm Film Digitizer (New Thread).@0dan0 , i got the histogram overlay working, but it's flashing a lot, and I tried to add a for() loop in the draw section to make it...
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videodoctor replied to the thread Hacking the Kodak Reels 8mm Film Digitizer (New Thread).Thanks for that, @0dan0 . It will be nice, i'm sure, to have a D unit in your hands! The address for frameno in your hist.c doesn't seem...
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videodoctor replied to the thread Hacking the Kodak Reels 8mm Film Digitizer (New Thread).@0dan0, what's your confidence so far with the (now) five Type D variables in your custom mods? imagebase = (uint8_t *)0xa2c7b9b0...
