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2010-05-28
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#212
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Originally Posted by m2cm2c
I am glad to help, you are doing fine work.
thank you for your observations
1. when I first wrote the code for the proximity it was for showing and hiding the dialog but it got annoying when I put my thumb on the proximity by mistake and hide the dialog, then I thought it would be better just to tap on the screen to hide it instead.
2.lfocus does not turn off autofocus by default you only do that by turning on the keyboard shortcuts, as for taking a picture while the menu is shown, the solution I could think of right now is to automatically hide the menu and start capturing immediately, I think it is a good Idea and I will implement it in a future release.
3. yes the keyboard shortcuts are a bit laggy right now and you should hold on the shortcut for a little while for it to activate. I think I will find a solution for that in a future release also.
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for #1 I think I could add a toggle button for the proximity showing/hiding the dialog
1. I understand about the proximity sensor, it's cool if you leave it as show UI only.
2. After reading what you wrote, I will change my suggestion :
when the UI pops up, it should automatically turn on keyboard shortcuts, this way you can close the UI, and still enjoy the manual focus you configured. Then, to go back to autofocus, the user needs to tap the proximity sensor again, and uncheck the checkbox I suggested earlier you should add.
3. Cool (;
Edit :
- The blinking red in timer mode is working great!
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2010-05-28
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#213
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It would be nice to add a delay to the proximity sensor, like a requirement to hold it 2 seconds before the menu appears. Its reacting sometimes on "false alarms" too quick.
Disabling the entire zoom could be also quite handy, replacing the zoom buttons with the manual focus also in the default camera mode would be better. (I saw that it works only in keyboard mode)
Except that I really like the plugin and use it very often
Disabling the entire zoom could be also quite handy, replacing the zoom buttons with the manual focus also in the default camera mode would be better. (I saw that it works only in keyboard mode)
Except that I really like the plugin and use it very often
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2010-05-28
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#214
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Originally Posted by eitama
how about this:
I am glad to help, you are doing fine work.
1. I understand about the proximity sensor, it's cool if you leave it as show UI only.
2. After reading what you wrote, I will change my suggestion :
when the UI pops up, it should automatically turn on keyboard shortcuts, this way you can close the UI, and still enjoy the manual focus you configured. Then, to go back to autofocus, the user needs to tap the proximity sensor again, and uncheck the checkbox I suggested earlier you should add.
3. Cool (;
Edit :
- The blinking red in timer mode is working great!
move the toggle keyboard button from the status menu to the lfocus dialog ???
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Originally Posted by Crogge
the proximity idea is good and I will consider it in a future release.
It would be nice to add a delay to the proximity sensor, like a requirement to hold it 2 seconds before the menu appears. Its reacting sometimes on "false alarms" too quick.
Disabling the entire zoom could be also quite handy, replacing the zoom buttons with the manual focus also in the default camera mode would be better. (I saw that it works only in keyboard mode)
Except that I really like the plugin and use it very often
as for the zoom situation I think putting the keyboard toggle button in the lfocus dialog should do the trick!
Last edited by m2cm2c; 2010-05-28 at 17:50.
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2010-05-28
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#215
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Does not work for me. Disabled shortcutd (which was using proximity sensor) but still didn't work.
If one keeps camera lens cover open all the time (mine is and cannot shut it down), will the program work?
Also tried to manually start lfocus.py on xterminal (sudo ...). Starts, but when camera button is pressed and camera application comes in front, I still cannot see anything which would tell there is some extra (lfocus).
Last edited by zimon; 2010-05-28 at 17:58.
If one keeps camera lens cover open all the time (mine is and cannot shut it down), will the program work?
Also tried to manually start lfocus.py on xterminal (sudo ...). Starts, but when camera button is pressed and camera application comes in front, I still cannot see anything which would tell there is some extra (lfocus).
Last edited by zimon; 2010-05-28 at 17:58.
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2010-05-28
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#216
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Originally Posted by zimon
lfocus will not open up until it gets the signal from the lens cover.
Does not work for me. Disabled shortcutd (which was using proximity sensor) but still didn't work.
If one keeps camera lens cover open all the time (mine is and cannot shut it down), will the program work?
whats on my mind now is that you can play with the stop_focus.py script to make it force the lens cover signal.
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or
you can hash out (comment out "#") the "self.hide_all()" located in line 130 of lfocuswi.py and replace it with "self.show_all()"
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Originally Posted by zimon
do not run lfocus.py directly
Also tried to manually start lfocus.py on xterminal (sudo ...). Starts, but when camera button is pressed and camera application comes in front, I still cannot see anything which would tell there is some extra (lfocus).
instead use:
sudo lfocus start
that will activate the keyboard script for you
and when you're done type in:
sudo lfocus stop
Last edited by m2cm2c; 2010-05-28 at 18:13.
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2010-05-29
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#217
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Made the self.show_all() modification.
Got it working by manually starting from terminal. However, I have to CTRL+C to quit "sudo lfocus start" in the end?
Couldn't see any icon/information in the camera/video window though, with or without covering proximity sensor with my left thumb.
Got it working by manually starting from terminal. However, I have to CTRL+C to quit "sudo lfocus start" in the end?
Couldn't see any icon/information in the camera/video window though, with or without covering proximity sensor with my left thumb.
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2010-05-29
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#218
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Originally Posted by zimon
I've forgotten to mention that you have to execute the following as root after modifying the line:
Made the self.show_all() modification.
Got it working by manually starting from terminal. However, I have to CTRL+C to quit "sudo lfocus start" in the end?
Couldn't see any icon/information in the camera/video window though, with or without covering proximity sensor with my left thumb.
pkill -f /usr/bin/hildon-status-menu
if you want to use the proximity sensor type in the following as a normal user in the terminal:
sudo lfocus start_proximity
and when you're done
sudo lfocus stop_proximity
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2010-05-29
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#219
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lfocus_0.528-4
fixed stop RLED toggle button and made it always off, so it needs to be turned on by the user only when taking a video
Now available in Extras-testing
I'm in need of testers, thank you.
fixed stop RLED toggle button and made it always off, so it needs to be turned on by the user only when taking a video
Now available in Extras-testing
I'm in need of testers, thank you.
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2010-05-29
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#220
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start_proximity helped. Now I can see the controls when proximity sensor is covered.
However, is it normal, "sudo lfocus start" never returns until quit with CTRL+C?
If one keeps camera in the stand by, not closing the lens cover or camera application, but just leaving it to the backgroung; then using keyboard to type a message for example will adjust the focus and turn LEDs on/off? Maybe you could make a change, that if Camera application is not in the foreground, then do nothing although the keys are pressed.
However, is it normal, "sudo lfocus start" never returns until quit with CTRL+C?
If one keeps camera in the stand by, not closing the lens cover or camera application, but just leaving it to the backgroung; then using keyboard to type a message for example will adjust the focus and turn LEDs on/off? Maybe you could make a change, that if Camera application is not in the foreground, then do nothing although the keys are pressed.
1. when I first wrote the code for the proximity it was for showing and hiding the dialog but it got annoying when I put my thumb on the proximity by mistake and hide the dialog, then I thought it would be better just to tap on the screen to hide it instead.
2.lfocus does not turn off autofocus by default you only do that by turning on the keyboard shortcuts, as for taking a picture while the menu is shown, the solution I could think of right now is to automatically hide the menu and start capturing immediately, I think it is a good Idea and I will implement it in a future release.
3. yes the keyboard shortcuts are a bit laggy right now and you should hold on the shortcut for a little while for it to activate. I think I will find a solution for that in a future release also.
[Edit]
for #1 I think I could add a toggle button for the proximity showing/hiding the dialog
Last edited by m2cm2c; 2010-05-28 at 17:28.