Hacking a Canon Point-and-Shoot
I wouldn't see myself doing this, but have to admire the determination and ingenuity of the people responsible. Lifehacker.com has an article on how to load low-level software (a firmware enhancement, if you know the term) into a Canon point-and-shoot, often achieving many of the following:
- added information on the display screen
- RAW image support, and not just JPEG
- exposure times of over a minute and shutter speeds over 1/25,000 sec
- automatic exposure bracketing
Labels: cameras, DIY, point-and-shoot



