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URGENT!! Ramp speed with Redmote?

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Hi-
Is it possible to ramp the shutter speed back and forth on a Dragon with a Redmote?
Can it be done manually on the camera during the shot?

Thanks
Doug
 
I used to use this all the time with EPIC MX, but this feature was lost with EPIC Dragon.

Only works with EPIC and Scarlett MX

David
 
Yes, you can change the integration time manually during a shot:

Options:
- You can map any keys (including keys on the REDMOTE) to "Integration Time: Increase" and "Integration Time: Decrease"
- You can open the integration time list on the REDMOTE in local mode and use the wheel to cycle through the options
- If you are using the RAMP recording mode you can set the Exposure Mode to "Angle (Relative)" (Menu > Settings > Display > Modes > Camera" and the shutter angle will maintain the relative angle while the frame rate ramps.
 
I am sorry. I stand corrected. I skimmed the post and missed shutter speed compared to eps ramping. When I saw ramping I assumed it was frame rate not shutter. My reply was in relation to over and under ranking and ramping frame rates. .

David
 
Trent Lillehaugen said:
Yes, you can change the integration time manually during a shot:

Options:
- You can map any keys (including keys on the REDMOTE) to "Integration Time: Increase" and "Integration Time: Decrease"
- You can open the integration time list on the REDMOTE in local mode and use the wheel to cycle through the options
- If you are using the RAMP recording mode you can set the Exposure Mode to "Angle (Relative)" (Menu > Settings > Display > Modes > Camera" and the shutter angle will maintain the relative angle while the frame rate ramps.
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wait. Frame rate ramping is back in on EPic Dragon?
 
Sorry- I should have stated - I actually meant frame rate. The shutter can be set to "relative" to compensate exposure changes.
Trigger keys can be assigned for frame rate ramps up & down. Thanks guys!!!!
 
Awesome, I was trying to figure this out the other day.
 
FWIW foolcontrol's new REC SETTINGS page allows to quickly set and trigger the various speed ramp option very easily too from a single screen...
 
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