We can confirm now, that ML will run on the 700D/100D (aka T5i/SL1). It is not a stable release so far, hence be careful if you are not experienced with such firmware hacks. No idea how.Great news!! The Magic Lantern team announced that Magic Lantern will run on Canon’s new Rebel T5i (EOS 700D) (price & specs) and Rebel SL1 (EOS 100D) (price & specs). The arduino will trigger the camera when the gimbal isn't moving.Ī simple cable would have been nicer but I can't help it. my current favorite: Arduino, gyro, button, jack. I can tell it to wait for arbitrary amounts of time. an arduino, two resistors, a button, an optocoppler and a 2.5mm jack. That's kind of tricky, since the Ronin takes more time to reposition after a row and I haven't found a software that supports flexible intervals. install magic lantern and try to find an interval that is compatible with the panorama. Sometimes I don't want to be in the picture. Cheapest, quickest solution, boring, feels dumb. attach a thin cable and take the pictures by hand. While I am a bit disappointed, I am of course not giving up. My question is: Has anybody got it to work with old Canons? While there is just such a cable for some Fuji cameras (usb-C on one end and 2.5mm stereo jack on the other), I have no idea whether that'll work (Fuji seems to have 2 different types of remotes, not sure.) Also, 20 bucks for a cable. They have the simplest shutter control there is: just connect the tip of a 2.5mm stereo plug with ground (bottom ring) and you have a photo.

I was a bit surprised that the list of supported cameras is sort of tiny and it so happens that I have two unsupported ones: the Canon EOS 100d and 1000d. But I'd like to shoot panoramic images with the Ronin app and so far, it's not possible. I have the Ronin SC and so far I am pretty happy.

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