> From: Moose <olymoose@xxxxxxxxx>
>
>>> I actually would just use the camera function - and do.
>> But as you note, it only works with certain lenses, of which I have none
>> that qualify.
>
> It appears you are confabulating two separate things
Guilty, as charged!
> Focus Bracketing,which produces a series of output files, Raw and/or JPEG,
> to be composited later by software on your computer, works with virtually any
> AF lens
Thanks. That’s good to know. Also noted was your comment that you don’t bother
with in-camera “stacking,” preferring to do your own stacking after taking a
sequence of focus bracketed shots.
I think I have it figger'd out now, and I’ll try not to confabulate the two
again.
>> I suspect the camera will be done with whatever it is doing by then.
>
> Given the speed of the E-M1 II and its frame rate, likely so.
>
> It may be useful to consider flash card speed.
Good point. I’m using Lexar 1000x UHS-2 cards, and have not noticed the
slow-down phenomenon you refer to.
That could also be the difference between the E-M5 and E-M1.
> I suspect that you would hit mechanical limitations in the gadget before
> camera limitations
That’s my assumption, as well, but with the Arduino, it should be dead simple
to do some comparisons.
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