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2011-03-08
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#32
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Originally Posted by Pigro
I had this problem. It was gone when I unninstalled livefocus.
I like bless900 but I find it very slow to take a picture - if I half press to focus, then full press to take the shot, I get a delay of about 8-10 seconds while the screen still shows a moving image of the scene I'm snapping before it changes to the clockwise display of thumbnails of the various images being captured.
From the point at which I press the camera button until the captured imaged is displayed fullscreen, the background of the "X" in the top right of the bless900 window gets highlighted light grey.
If I move the camera during the delay to a different scene, the photo eventually taken is of that new scene (so the delay is not due to any active image processing).
2 questions:
a) is the delay I describe normal for bless900
b) would it be substantially reduced if I upgraded to ABC
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2011-03-08
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#33
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Originally Posted by Joseph.skb
Hmm, sorry to intercept your question that is supposed to be answered by Eugene, but such blurring effect is created by controlling the depth-of-field of the lens.
By the way, is there a program to do the background blurring like those professional cameras do?
Beside optically, It is also possible to create a background blurring effect digitally with some photo-retouching software like Photoshop. I wondered if any professional camera can perform such complicated task automatically. I'd be grateful to know if you do. ^^
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2011-03-08
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#34
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Originally Posted by Joseph.skb
In fact, ABC has such mode, but it's in experimental state (so it works sometimes). It's "Shallow focus" mode. To get good results take photos in good lighting and make sure that the background objects are 3 or more times farther from the camera than the foreground object.
By the way, is there a program to do the background blurring like those professional cameras do?
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2011-03-08
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#35
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Originally Posted by Joseph.skb
that is not something that the cameras do, it is purely done by the optics in the front of the camera.
By the way, is there a program to do the background blurring like those professional cameras do?
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2011-03-08
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#36
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Originally Posted by eugene.panich
Hello Eugene: I tried it and there was some blurring effect - but it looked like someone just brush stroked the background a bit. Anyway, it's nice to have that feature! Also, for my second attempt onwards, I kept getting error message; "sorry, There is too little light to compute focus-depth. A standard image will be saved instead".
In fact, ABC has such mode, but it's in experimental state (so it works sometimes). It's "Shallow focus" mode. To get good results take photos in good lighting and make sure that the background objects are 3 or more times farther from the camera than the foreground object.
By the way, I enjoy the application, and am just trying to give feedback. I appreciate your efforts in continuing to support tha app. Keep up the goodwork!
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2011-03-08
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#37
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Could this be a bug?
I noticed on several occassions, the first shot is normally without the red/blue speckles. Subsequent shots have high tendencies including the error; "sorry, There is too little light to compute focus-depth. A standard image will be saved instead" especially when you use different features.
I noticed on several occassions, the first shot is normally without the red/blue speckles. Subsequent shots have high tendencies including the error; "sorry, There is too little light to compute focus-depth. A standard image will be saved instead" especially when you use different features.
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2011-03-10
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#38
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Originally Posted by Joseph.skb
Probably you are just taking the images in the lighting that is near the minimum for shallow focus.
Could this be a bug?
I noticed on several occassions, the first shot is normally without the red/blue speckles. Subsequent shots have high tendencies including the error; "sorry, There is too little light to compute focus-depth. A standard image will be saved instead" especially when you use different features.
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2011-03-10
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#39
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Originally Posted by eugene.panich
My experience was based on successive photoshots of the same object, at the same area. Well, it could have been a different perspective, but once we have that error, all subsequent shots will have that error as well.
Probably you are just taking the images in the lighting that is near the minimum for shallow focus.
At first, I thought it could be due to some processing limitation because I could see the picture preview (right side icon) processing. But I also tried letting it finish processing and took more shots which encountered the same error.
Please let me know what information/snapshots will be helpful for your checking and I will try to get them. Thanks again.
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2011-03-10
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@Eugene.Panich, are you going to announce in this thread when you have a new version, fully working with kernel power? After the problems in hq zooming, I uninstalled ABC and reinstalled BlessN900, so I won't be notified by HAM or Fapman if a new version is available. Thanks a lot.
Sometimes, the camera takes the picture only after I release the camera button. Even with full press the camera button, nothing happens.
It's not a major problem, but just confusing when I need to wait for the camera to take the picture or just release the button.
By the way, is there a program to do the background blurring like those professional cameras do?