evening.
did not know sub-forum best suited, seeming guess integral part of development plan yeah...it has ended here.
i making timelapse rig uses canons remote port. hardware works (light sensor included) bit stuck on programming. not programming such, maths on 1 part.
basically, have starting value shutter speed (we call x).
x needs increase 2^y y user defined value (in photography...the "stops").
the increase needs occur on series of shots (s). user defined value.
so x = 2^y after s shots.
i not want linear progression...as in shutterspeed increases value of curve's gradient (y=mx+c) want polynomial type? maths dies afraid!
i want increase proportional shutter speed.
i wrote basic code "re-evaluate" increase after 10 shots taken. worked gives more "jagged" curve. relationship equation using x,y , s?
thanks help! curve looks kinda exponential no idea how work first principles!
i have attached print of code outputting values, except although "use-able" code horrible mess simple equation relationship between 3 variables great!
the image x=0.1 (starting shutter speed in seconds), y=10 (10 stops) , s = 130 (over 130 shots).
did not know sub-forum best suited, seeming guess integral part of development plan yeah...it has ended here.
i making timelapse rig uses canons remote port. hardware works (light sensor included) bit stuck on programming. not programming such, maths on 1 part.
basically, have starting value shutter speed (we call x).
x needs increase 2^y y user defined value (in photography...the "stops").
the increase needs occur on series of shots (s). user defined value.
so x = 2^y after s shots.
i not want linear progression...as in shutterspeed increases value of curve's gradient (y=mx+c) want polynomial type? maths dies afraid!
i want increase proportional shutter speed.
i wrote basic code "re-evaluate" increase after 10 shots taken. worked gives more "jagged" curve. relationship equation using x,y , s?
thanks help! curve looks kinda exponential no idea how work first principles!
i have attached print of code outputting values, except although "use-able" code horrible mess simple equation relationship between 3 variables great!
the image x=0.1 (starting shutter speed in seconds), y=10 (10 stops) , s = 130 (over 130 shots).
ok...i may have had breakthrough...
x =1/s * (log2 y) correct?
#edit.....nope. sucks ha.
x =1/s * (log2 y) correct?
#edit.....nope. sucks ha.
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