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By Andrew - EOSHD · Posted
Some more progress with Mario 64 on the EOS R5 The camera has a GPU hidden away with OpenGL. Software rendering is out. Mario is now rendering on the GPU which means the Nintendo 64 of cameras just got a significant hardware bump. The previous version ran only in software (ARM CPUs), the GPU version looks identical at the moment but with much more headroom to go gangbusters on frame rate, resolution and 3D rendering techniques. It would wind up being useful for photography and filmmaking apps if it had OpenGL general compute capabilities, still exploring that bit. Meanwhile I have my film emulation app that started on the 5D Mark II working on the EOS R5 (and soon R8). They are beasts of a camera, let's hope it doesn't over heat -
By Andrew - EOSHD · Posted
I have also been looking at the Panasonic cameras for Canon style Claude opportunities. My S9 is very bolted down and not getting very far. My G9 II takes the ROM dump service mode key combo (AF-ON + PLAY + POWER ON) but the ROM dump options are like your G81 - they dump meta data and camera settings not a firmware dump from RAM so Claude can't take a look at the unencrypted ROM binary. The S9 doesn't even take the key combo which is odd as G9 II and S9 are same gen. The other avenue in USB PTP commands to trigger a deeper service mode of some sort, but one of these commands crashed my G9 II so I backed off after that. Might be worth probing on a throwaway camera though. After the GH1 and GH2 hack I think Panasonic bolted down the hatches! Still hopeful it can be figured out though. -
By Andrew - EOSHD · Posted
Made something that GenZ can appreciate. -
By Andrew - EOSHD · Posted
A lot of amazing stuff is happening and very impressed with what folk are doing with the Fp, a lot of world first stuff - weirdly though I've noticed a strangely cynical and downbeat response on social media to the R8 stuff. Has hacking jumped the shark and are the social media click weasels and photographers all now much harder to please than in 2012 with raw video? Maybe the Gen Z photographers don't consider it impressive or newsworthy, because they don't know how a computer works let alone a camera hack 😂 -
Not something I’d necessarily be keen on doing myself but I’m astonished that you are able to do all this. It is a pity that there isn’t more FOSS out there and, of course, the hardware to play it. Standing back in admiration of the talent!
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