Click the triangle next to the Menu panel options in the upper right of the Dragonframe window.
Exit the Connections window, or click Ok at the bottom of the page.If the DMX/IO Serial Port Window appears, click Okay.Leave Connection required for shooting unchecked. At the top of the Connections window, click Connect next to the DDMX-S2.If there isn’t a successful connection, go to Scene > Connections….Start Dragonframe, if the DDMX-S2 Connected Successfully window appears, click Ok and skip to step 7.Turn off switch box when finished.įor video tutorials, go to and watch the DMX videos. Turn on the physical switch on the Chauvet DMX Switch box.I was surprised looking up overheating/shutter stop motion issues not a lot comes up Sorry that's a lot of questions in one thanks for any ideas, Is there better cameras for heat/digital shutter? Is it better to just keep picking up 50Ds and running them into the ground like a used car?
Working at 24fps I can imagine a DSLR will get hammered and I don't want to be turning it off every 30 minutes for heat issues.Īt this point I'm leaning towards getting a 800D to have the balance of a good DSLR but still have hi quality video but curious what experiences people have had and how fast their cameras wear out? I read elsewhere that due to this it's better to use a DV camcorder to capture the live view and not destroy a mechanical shutter? The other concern is if I can use a digital shutter on Dragonframe or if using any EOS you have to use the mechanical shutter every frame? I was looking into a 6D Canon but have heard they get quite hot after 30minutes of filming and having live view, I've been looking into different cameras and lenses to upgrade from my very basic 720p webcam and have come into the territory of understanding shutter failure and shutter counts, Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
I haven't owned any DSLR camera so far so have been doing maximum research to save stress later and have maximum compatibility with Dragonframe Thanks again it's reassuring to know it's not a big mistake to go with cheaper model I thought maybe higher end video camera could do live view capturing and save the mechanical shutter but it seems no one is doing it. Haven't delved into the stepper world I was looking at the Nikkor 55mm micro lens with whatever body, so you are using a physical stepper to control focus? Is this a pre-manufactured thing? That sounds really cool. Thanks for the info, it looks like DSLR is the way to go I still haven't found any articles on using the EVF live view as a digital shutter.ġ100D/t3 looks like a great idea, the specs look about the same as 50d but latter has slightly more pixels and no video, I don't understand the mirror comment, is that the pentamirror? looks like 50d uses a prism mirror maybe I'll go with that though having another 720p video camera sounds pretty cool.
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