Hi,
I am planning to use a 2-camera setup, with a Canon EOS 7D and a Canon EOS 6D connected. I encounter yet not understood behavior.
System OS X 10.9.5, Solar Eclipse Maestro 1.8.3(900).
When only connecting the Canon EOS 6D, firmware 1.1.6, I run this script:
TAKEBST,C2,-,00:25:0,6D,1/100,8.0,200,3,RAW,None,N,test #1
TAKEBST,C2,-,00:20:0,6D,1/100,5.6,100,5,RAW,None,N,test #3
TAKEPIC,C2,-,00:10:0,6D,1/100,5.6,100,1.0,RAW,None,N,test #5
in the Solar Eclipse Maestro window the commands are correctly shown, so I assume no syntax errors.
the 6D reacts as follows:
- takes ONE picture in #1 with given ISO/f/exposure values
- takes ONE picture in #3 with given ISO/f/exposure values
- ignores command #5
==> so it seems when requesting TAKEPIC nothing happens
==> when requesting TAKEBST a picture is taken
logfile:
Feb 19 23:37:01 shaun.se.gner.net Solar Eclipse Maestro[47215] <Notice>: The mirror lock-up couldn't be disabled on Canon camera #1 (Property Mismatch). DO IT MANUALLY in CFn as otherwise no picture will be taken.
Feb 19 23:37:01 shaun.se.gner.net Solar Eclipse Maestro[47215] <Info>: Current exposure program (shooting) mode on Canon camera #1 is 'Manual (M)' (0x0003)
Feb 19 23:37:01 shaun.se.gner.net Solar Eclipse Maestro[47215] <Info>: Canon lens 50mm on camera #1
Feb 19 23:37:02 shaun.se.gner.net Solar Eclipse Maestro[47215] <Info>: Camera #1 date and time set to: 20160219T223702.0Z
Feb 19 23:37:02 shaun.se.gner.net Solar Eclipse Maestro[47215] <Info>: Camera #1 settable properties initialized
Feb 19 23:37:22 shaun.se.gner.net Solar Eclipse Maestro[47215] <Notice>: Acquisition mode on Canon camera #1 not set to CL (line #4 - Device Busy)
Feb 19 23:37:27 shaun.se.gner.net Solar Eclipse Maestro[47215] <Notice>: Acquisition mode on Canon camera #1 not set to CL (line #7 - Device Busy)
Feb 19 23:37:37 shaun.se.gner.net Solar Eclipse Maestro[47215] <Notice>: Error while taking picture with camera #1 '6D' (line #10 - Property Mismatch)
there seem to be issues, but it is not obvious to me what's the reason.
when using both cameras with a script like this:
TAKEBST,C2,-,00:25:0,6D,1/100,8.0,200,3,RAW,None,N,test #1
TAKEBST,C2,-,00:24:0,7D,1/60,7.1,100,3,RAW,None,N,test #2
TAKEBST,C2,-,00:20:0,6D,1/100,5.6,100,5,RAW,None,N,test #3
TAKEBST,C2,-,00:19:0,7D,1/60,7.1,100,5,RAW,None,N,test #4
TAKEPIC,C2,-,00:10:0,6D,1/100,5.6,100,1.0,RAW,None,N,test #5
TAKEPIC,C2,-,00:05:0,7D,1/60,7.1,100,1.0,RAW,None,N,test #6
6D shows the same behavior.
7D acts as expected.
Is there any obvious error on my side in camera configuration?
Best regards,
Robert