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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

Does changing the firmware change "hours of operation"

Will Keir

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I've used my camera more than 11.9 hours, but here it is in the Camera Info screen. Is it possible to reset the hours of operation?

Is that time pure record time, or anytime it's powered up? I remember my DP noting the number being 77 hours before I did the firmware.
 
No no no. I go the Dragon upgrade, put it in our rental house. Got the Dragon in my hands, saw it had 77 hours. Did the latest firmware at the time. Now it has 11.9 hours.

If you upgraded to Dragon you basically got a new camera.
 
I've used my camera more than 11.9 hours, but here it is in the Camera Info screen. Is it possible to reset the hours of operation?

Is that time pure record time, or anytime it's powered up? I remember my DP noting the number being 77 hours before I did the firmware.
Will-I think your baby may have been swapped in the nursery.
 
hehehehe, you crack me up man.
No, firmware is not supposed to effect hours used. But a more likely explanation is that your camera has discovered time travel.
 
Oh I did send it to RED for new OLPH upgrade. That might have done it! Thanks.

are you sure you did not sent it to RED for new OLPF or simply get Dragon upgrade? That's when your hours of operation get changed, in my experience.
 
time machine lol! i wish! now thats a firmware update i'd gladly pay for!
 
You should check out the new film in theaters if you like that kind of stuff.

Edge of Tomorrow w/ Tom Cruise. Very entertaining.

time machine lol! i wish! now thats a firmware update i'd gladly pay for!
 
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