Here is a short guide to Hawkeye for the new forum members.
The Wolverine Hawkeye mod is a new Wolverine controller that allows addition of 3rd party cameras and frame-by-frame image capture. The images can be captured in JPEG, BMP, or TIFF format and depending on the camera and lens can offer resolutions much higher that the original Wolverine. The image sequence that can be postprocessed into a video with different amount of lossy or lossless compression. With the original Wolverine compression is fixed and is high enough to cause annoying artifacts in the output video.
The kit can be ordered from me by sending me a private message. The kit includes the new controller board and the control switches.
The camera and lens are not included and can be bought from a 3rd party.
The kit cost is $100
The basic camera with the lens is around $200
The user manual is available here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1e1c...ew?usp=sharing
Summary of Hawkeye advantages:
- Allows image sequence grab in JPEG, BMP or TIFF format which produces video without noticeable digital artifacts
- HDR (high dynamic range) capability
- Pulsed takeup that reduces the film shake
- Capable of 2FPS with better video quality
- Takeup reverse rewind reducing the film damage possibility
The Wolverine Hawkeye mod is a new Wolverine controller that allows addition of 3rd party cameras and frame-by-frame image capture. The images can be captured in JPEG, BMP, or TIFF format and depending on the camera and lens can offer resolutions much higher that the original Wolverine. The image sequence that can be postprocessed into a video with different amount of lossy or lossless compression. With the original Wolverine compression is fixed and is high enough to cause annoying artifacts in the output video.
The kit can be ordered from me by sending me a private message. The kit includes the new controller board and the control switches.
The camera and lens are not included and can be bought from a 3rd party.
The kit cost is $100
The basic camera with the lens is around $200
The user manual is available here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1e1c...ew?usp=sharing
Summary of Hawkeye advantages:
- Allows image sequence grab in JPEG, BMP or TIFF format which produces video without noticeable digital artifacts
- HDR (high dynamic range) capability
- Pulsed takeup that reduces the film shake
- Capable of 2FPS with better video quality
- Takeup reverse rewind reducing the film damage possibility
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