Focus & Open_file
Hey, I've been messing around with an open‑source tool that can auto‑trigger cameras when it detects motion or changes in light—think of it as a smart shutter for wildlife shoots. Ever tried anything like that to catch those elusive moments?
That sounds handy, but I find most good moments come when I can actually watch and wait. Automation can catch quick bursts, but it’s the quiet, patient moments that usually reveal the animal’s true expression. Still, it’s cool you’re experimenting with it. Maybe try a mix—set a timer for some shots and keep a manual shutter open for those subtle changes.
Yeah, that’s the sweet spot—automate the hard‑to‑catch flashes but keep the manual set for those slow, nuanced looks. Maybe layer a quick burst trigger on a 15‑second interval and still have your eyes on the scene for the subtle cues. Keeps the workflow efficient but honest.
Sounds like a solid plan—just remember to pause when the light shifts. That pause can make the difference between a picture and a memory.
Totally, timing’s everything—let’s tweak the sensor so it auto‑pauses right when the light shifts. That way you capture the exact moment without missing a beat.