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Bracketeer

This script dynamically displays the current infinity defocus blur, diffraction blur and the total blur at infinity, which is useful when focusing beyond the hyperfocal.
It also visually shows the overlap status to aid focus bracketing: green means a positive overlap and red a focus gap.
In addition a traffic light feedback gives you infinity focus info.
The width of the DoF visualisation is the smallest near DoFs (current position and last image taken) and the hyperfocal distance, which is useful when bracketing less than the hyperfocal.
If both current and last far DoFs are less than the hyperfocal, then the right hand edge of the bar will be the longest far DoF.
The ML CoC (total blur) is used as the overlap criterion: on a full frame it is recommended this be 20 microns.
A thin lens model is assumed, with the lens principal plane positioned at f(1+m) from the sensor, ie magnification is estimated from the TL model: so don't use the script for macro.

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Get Focus Brackets
This is a Lua 'simple script' to capture 'perfect' focus brackets from the current focus position to a defocus blur defined infinity, as defined by the ML CoC.
I wrote it to cover Multi-Image, Deep Field photography needs.
This version assumes a thin lens model.
There is no menu: just run the script from the ML Scripts menu. 
The UI is simple, but functional: just follow the on screen instructions. The script pauses to allow you to decide if you wish to complete, ie in case
there are too many brackets. During the pause you can refocus, change aperture and focal length, ie to change the number of brackets.
During the pause the SET key can be used, ie for ETTRing. A long half shutter will take the brackets, any other key, other than SET, will terminate the script.
A short half shutter press will terminate the script and leave the focus and exposure as is.

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    SGFB Helper
    [RATE] = A hijacked button to access the ML Script Menu
    Version 0.5
    Garry George May  2019
    http://photography.grayheron.net/
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CON = {"ON","OFF"}

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Get Focus Brackets
This is a Lua 'simple script' to capture 'perfect' focus brackets from the current focus position to a defocus blur defined infinity, as defined by the ML CoC.
I wrote it to cover Multi-Image, Deep Field photography needs.
There is no menu: just run the script from the ML Scripts menu. 
The UI is simple, but functional: just follow the on screen instructions. The script pauses to allow you to decide if you wish to complete, ie in case
there are too many brackets. During the pause you can refocus, change aperture and focal length, ie to change the number of brackets.
Also, during the pause the SET key can be used, ie for ETTRing. A half shutter will take the brackets, any other key, other than SET, will terminate the script.
The number of estimated brackets is the minimum you will get. The actual number may slightly be larger. That is the estimate assumes perfectly touching brackets, something that the Canon 
lens conrol can't achieve. The scripts trys to account for differences between

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Get Focus Brackets

This is a Lua 'simple script' to capture 'perfect' focus brackets from the current focus position to a defocus blur defined infinity.
I wrote it to cover auto capture, Multi-Image, Deep Field photography needs.
This version includes a modified split thin lens model, which better matches the real world.
There is no menu: just run the script from the ML Scripts menu. 
The UI is simple, but functional: just follow the on screen instructions. The script pauses to allow you to decide if you wish to complete, ie in case
there are too many brackets. During the pause you can refocus, change aperture and focal length, ie to change the number of brackets.
During the pause the SET key can be used, ie for ETTRing. A long half shutter will take the brackets, any other key, including a half shutter press, but other than SET, will terminate the script.

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@title Get Brackets
Capture 'Perfect' focus brackets, with focus overlap defined in terms of defocus (CHDK Circle of Confusion (CoC)) blur
Plus option of additional exposure brackets at each focus step, using various logic: 1Ev, 2Ev or 3Ev using -/+ or -/-- or +/++; one iso-invariant at
ISO at 800 or 1600; or one (Zero Noise) exposure at 4Ev, 3Ev or 2Ev
Focus bracketing strategies are: current position to blur-defined infinity (X2Inf); min camera focus to current position (Min2X), min camera focus to blur-defined infinity (Min2Inf); 
current position to a delta x ahead of the current position (X2DelX); from a delta x in front of the current position to the current position (-DelX2X); 
from a delta x in front of the current position to a delta x ahead of the current position (-D2+D).
None means that requested exposures will only be captured at the current focus point
Overlap, ie bracket to bracket focus insurance, is definded in terms of the defocus (CoC) blur, eg CoC/2 means focus brackets 'touch' at a b

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    Cycler B(utton version)

    [PLAY] = A hijacked button that (repeatedly pressing) allows you to cycle through various options that this button can do: change ML state to the next one, use [PlAY] normally, shoot a bookmark image
    Straight after [PLAY]
        [Half_Shutter_Press] = reverse state change cycle direction (black = to the right, red = anitclocto the left)
        [MENU] = select/run option
        [anykey] other than [PLAY] or [MENU] when cycling = normal action plus resets cycle and show the ML state you are in
    
    Options and ML states are shown in RHS of the ML top bar

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    Cycler

    [PLAY]+[Anykey, eg half shutter press] = null/reset [PLAY]
    [PLAY]+{various button_delays}+[PLAY] =  additional functionality as displayed in top bar

    Note: functionally is temporally enhanced after pressing [PLAY], by waiting to see additional options appear then pressing [PLAY] to select

	Version 0.42
	Garry George March  2019

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@title Landscape Bracketing
'Perfect' focus brackets from near to blur defined 'infinity': overlap defined at a fraction of camera's CoC
Plus option of two additional exposure brackets at each focus step, at 1Ev, 2Ev or 3Ev using -/+ or -/-- or +/++ logic
More info at https://chdk.wikia.com/wiki/Landscape_Focus_Bracketing_:_perfect_near_to_far_focus_brackets
Camera should be in manual focus mode and M mode
Release 1.9985
Tested on a G7X & G1X
(c) Garry George
@chdk_version 1.5

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-- DoF Bar
-- Version 1.65
-- Released Dec 2018
-- Garry George - http://photography.grayheron.net/

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DOF Bar User Guide