#Wolverine film2digital moviemaker movie#
#Wolverine film2digital moviemaker driver#

Just a very minor correction, page 6 of your instructions you indicated a resolution of 1080 x 1024, I assume you meant it to be 1280 x 1024. Stan thanks very much for dedicating so much time to help everyone. If Stan agrees of course! Waiting for the V8. I'll send it to Stan for validation when it's over. This is not really useful but remains fun to achieve ! This PCB will can be screwed on the future telecine front cover (3D printing design not finished yet).Īs you see I put leds everywhere (I have visual problems and it will help me, but they are optionnal). I see that it works a lot to improve our homemade telecinema.įor my part, I work on a control panel with switches and leds (to learn and have fun on Kicad) if it can be useful.

That is that double frame capture that Bob experienced and that is where I implemented the fix.Īlso I reduced the takeup timing and looks like it worked but will double check.

#Wolverine film2digital moviemaker movie#

Do not use any corrections with Film9 but run the final video through Movie Magix and the colors look nice and pretty natural (in my eyes).īTW - the clip has a flicker midway.

The latest IC Capture instructions are here: Look for one that runs at 3.3V and then you do not need any mods. Your thoughts? This does not need to be added to the Hawkeye, I could connect my own.ĭavid, a solid state relay should work. The shutter triggers when the leads are connected. I think the best way to do this and protect the camera, would be thru a relay. I plan to use a dlsr and/or other camera that uses a momentary switch from the usb/multi port. On the subject of triggers, I would like the option to trigger an external camera with the Hawkeye. Thanks a lot, Stan, for you greats tests and all your helps.

#Wolverine film2digital moviemaker driver#

What firmware and driver version do you have? The camera model number is DFM 72BUC02-ML. We will have to contact the tech support. It is triggering on high level instead of rising edge.Ĭan you get the model number of the camera. Looks like your camera is programmed for level trigger instead of edge. Topic: Review Wolverine Reels2Digital MovieMaker 8mm film digitizer Review Wolverine Reels2Digital MovieMaker 8mm film digitizer () My profile | my password | search | faq | register | forum home 8mm Forum: Review Wolverine Reels2Digital MovieMaker 8mm film digitizer