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Firmware hack Rebel XTi /400D enables ISO 3200, Spot metering!

 
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Sep 11, 2009 11:05 |  #166

Did you check the box "CF Boot Sector" in cardtricks? You didn't mention it above.


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Sep 11, 2009 11:34 |  #167

theshape wrote in post #8625129 (external link)
Did you check the box "CF Boot Sector" in cardtricks? You didn't mention it above.

Yes. That was the problem! Now it works !

Thanks very much !
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Sep 11, 2009 15:59 |  #168

Glad I could help.


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Sep 11, 2009 17:45 as a reply to  @ post 8621133 |  #169

i have a question....how do you differentiate between the different metering modes...on the screen even after selecting the different ones i still see the same thing. am i suppose to be in one particular mode? thanks


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Sep 11, 2009 18:31 |  #170

sweet :) I have the hack for my S3 IS - glad to see it is going for my XTi - this is a nice feature to gain also.

Is there one to give it a custom timer?


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Sep 11, 2009 20:12 |  #171

The metering modes, you'll see on the screen, of the mode you selected, such as spot metering.

As for the custom timer, no.

Read up on the hack on the official thread at the chdk forums.


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Sep 11, 2009 20:15 |  #172

xxmxaxrxyxx wrote in post #8627428 (external link)
i have a question....how do you differentiate between the different metering modes...on the screen even after selecting the different ones i still see the same thing. am i suppose to be in one particular mode? thanks

Press "metering mode" button, then press "print" button and voila!. The display will show a square icon with a tiny black dot in the middle, that´s the spot metering :D. All other metering modes can be selected as usual.


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Sep 12, 2009 13:30 |  #173

Anyone notice any problems with 8GB cards?

I did this "hack" and my 8GB card was showing only 100-something pictures remaining when I had only taken about 4.5GB worth of pictures. I switched cards on the shoot, just to be safe, so I didn't get a chance to see if it would actually let me keep shooting past "full".

On the computer is shows a full 7.6GB being usable. Once I get a chance to test it further I will update.


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Sep 12, 2009 14:53 as a reply to  @ BenJohnson's post |  #174

I'm using an old 2gb card. No problems for me :D

The only weird thing i noticed is the possible shots using raw images that the display shows:

Iso 800 = 190 raw
Iso 1600 = 182 raw
Iso 3200 = 202 raw :confused:


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Sep 12, 2009 15:23 as a reply to  @ dinobike's post |  #175

i'm using an 8 gb, but mines currently empty. it looks like only a couple of the 1/3 and extended stops show the correct # of remaining shots. the rest just default to iso100's value:

iso100 ~ 808
iso125 ~ 808
iso160 ~ 808
iso200 ~ 798
iso250 ~ 793
iso320 ~ 808
iso400 ~ 783
iso500 ~ 808
iso640 ~ 768
iso800 ~ 761
iso1000 ~ 808
iso1250 ~ 808
iso1600 ~ 727
iso2000 ~ 808
iso2500 ~ 808
iso3200 ~ 808




  
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Sep 12, 2009 15:59 |  #176

Just did the hack. The instructions worked perfectly.

Had a quick question:
Anyone mess around with the factory menu? and ran some of the tests.


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Sep 12, 2009 16:00 |  #177

TwoWheelMotion wrote in post #8632407 (external link)
Just did the hack. The instructions worked perfectly.

Had a quick question:
Anyone mess around with the factory menu? and ran some of the tests.

http://chdk.setepontos​.com/index.php/topic,4​171.0.html (external link)


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Sep 12, 2009 16:31 |  #178

^^^^
Thank you


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Sep 12, 2009 21:31 |  #179

porky1011 wrote in post #8632266 (external link)
i'm using an 8 gb

How did you get an 8gb card to work? I tried using an Sandisk 8gb extreme III and cardtricks wouldn't let me make it bootable. I had to use an extra 1 gb card I had hanging around.




  
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Sep 12, 2009 21:33 as a reply to  @ TwoWheelMotion's post |  #180

Would this work with an XT?


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