For those interested, I made good pictures with 1/2000 shutter speed, 400 ISO and infinity focus in high light intensity outdoor areas. The speed of the kopter was 15 km/h (4.2 m/s). I used a Canon IXUS 220hs, with the following CHDK intervalometer script (which I found on
http://chdk.setepontos.com/index.php?topic=8984.15), hereby shooting an image every 1.5 seconds.
this CHDK lua intervalometer script is written below
--[[
@title UAV Shooter 4
@param a Delay Start (Min)
@default a 0
@param b Delay Start (Sec)
@default b 20
@param c Number of Shots
@default c 50
@param d Interval (Sec)
@default d 2
@param e Interval (1/10 Sec)
@default e 5
@param g Endless? No=0 Yes=1
@default g 0
@param l LCD off? Yes=0 No=1
@default l 0
--]]
function restore()
release("shoot_half")
set_aflock(0)
set_record(0)
set_backlight(0)
end
interval=d*1000+e*100
wait=a*60000+b*1000
shotcount=0
set_console_layout(1,1,40,13)
print("startup delay - LCD off")
sleep(1000)
set_backlight(l)
sleep(wait)
print("running")
if( get_mode() ==false ) then
set_record(1)
while ( get_mode() == false ) do
sleep(100)
end
end
press("shoot_half")
repeat sleep(100) until get_shooting() == true
set_aflock(1)
print("focus locked")
nextshot=get_tick_count()
starttime=nextshot
repeat
shotcount=shotcount+1
print ( "shot", shotcount, "at", ((get_tick_count()-starttime)/1000),"sec. Err=", (nextshot-get_tick_count()), "mSec" )
nextshot=nextshot+interval
ecnt=get_exp_count()
press("shoot_full_only")
repeat
sleep(20)
until(get_exp_count()~=ecnt)
release("shoot_full_only")
while ( nextshot > get_tick_count()) do
set_backlight(l)
sleep(50)
end
until ( (g==0) and (shotcount >= c))
restore()