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Controller v1.3.9 for tethered DSLR cameras using digiCamControl app.C = CameraController -create classC = CameraController(dcc) -digiCamControl locationC = CameraController(dcc,debug) -set debug leveldcc: digiCamControl's webserver IP or CMD remote utility folder.If empty this class tests the default webserver, 'localhost:5513', thendefault app install locations, 'C:\Program Files (x86)\digiCamControl'.debug: 0=silent, 1=minimal (default), 2=print requests, 3=print repliesDescription:-This class uses digiCamControl (windows only app) to control supportedcameras: set ISO, exposure, focus, aperture(fnumber), white balance,stream liveview, capture photos & video, configure file download, etc.-digiCamControl is a multi purpose, free, open source, Windows onlyapplication that can control a host of supported cameras.Setup:1.Install latest version of digiCamControl from: webserver: File > Settings > Webserver > Enable "Use web server,& "Allow interaction via webserver", use port "5513" > !RESTART APP!3.Connect one or more cameras using USB cable (or WiFi if supported?).4.For full control of a Canon DSLR set body and lens to manual.5.Use digiCamControl app to ensure camera is working.Remarks:-This class communicates with camera(s) via digiCamControl's includedwebserver(recommended) or CMD Utility.-The webserver is much faster and allows camera(s) to be controlled fromany Windows/Linux computer on the network or via the internet.-Visit for documentation, forums and to donate.-Method in this class are Capitalised and have additional descriptions.-When this class is created it does a one-off retrieval of allowed cameraoptions. Reinitialise this class when swapping cameras.Limitations:-This class can only stream liveview (low-rez, noisy, ~15Hz) fromsupported cameras. However digiCamControl does support "Open BroadcasterSoftware" (OBS) and "XSplit", see Streaming and Search the Forums for info.-Non-alphanumeric characters found in some Nikon camera properties arebeing removed. These properties can be read but cannot be set.eg "-", "." in "center-weighted_area" "active_d-lighting" "long_exp._nr"-See digiCamControl Knwon Bugs: method does not know how long it needs to wait after a focus changeis requested, see Focus method help to set custom delays.-LiveView can only be 'streamed' when using the webserver.Camera Settings:-Some settings will not have affect if camera is not in Manual mode (M).-To control focus ensure lens is set to Manual Focus (MF):-Focus step size & speed can be modified in: File>Settings>Live view-Note: Lenses use servo motors which have no discrete physical 'steps'. Toachieve a specific focus reproducibly try to go

After a successful photo capture by the camera digiCamControl pops a message "Photo transfer done Transfer Time: 2.062 Speed: 0 Mb/s".The created jpeg file on PC has size of 0 bytes.The file in the camera is fine.Log excerpt:2019-02-08 18:08:25,314 [7]DEBUG DCC [(null)] - File nameDSC_0000.JPG2019-02-08 18:08:25,326 [7]DEBUG DCC [(null)] - Photo transfer begin.2019-02-08 18:08:27,390 [7]DEBUG DCC [(null)] - Transfer time : 2.062 Speed :0 Mb/s2019-02-08 18:08:27,468 [7]DEBUG DCC [(null)] - Window command received :Select_Image2019-02-08 18:08:27,471 [7]DEBUG DCC [(null)] - Photo transfer done.2019-02-08 18:08:27,540 [6]DEBUG DCC [(null)] - Unable load thumbnail: C:\Users\AAATom\Pictures\digiCamControl\Session1\DSC_0001.jpg... (continues with a bunch of exception messages that seem related to bad jpeg)Full log file attached.I am on Windows 10 Pro, DigiCamControl v2.1.0, camera Nikon D3300, Windows camera driver version 10.0.17134.1.If it matters, it is a virtual machine on VMware Workstation 11 - I also have Windows 7 VM on which it works fine (with a different camera driver version of course).It does look like a camera driver issue - has anyone had a problem like this?

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); --> gwondaleya Posts: 18 Joined: Mon May 13, 2013 10:12 pm Astro features for digicamControl (PhD guiding) A new tool appeared in the release 1.0.0 which allows digicamcontrol to connect to phdguiding (well known in the astronomer community) which allow guiding of a telescope during long exposure (several minutes).a step forward to the addition of this tool would be:- shutter control using external wired remote (like DSUSB, or rs232 /usb-rs232 triggering as seen here: ... rial.shtml ), which would allow to use bulb mode on all the Nikon (basically the software should raise the RTS line of the port, which, through an optocoupler will allow to trigger the shutter). Shuttering via rs232 will be choosed only when the DSLR would be settled in bulb mode, time of the shot can then be selected using a script or a "new" dropdown menu - scripting of exposure sequence (like here for example with automatic dithering between each shot (which can be also programmed in the script)i am ready to help/discuss the features and to test them once implemented.Joël Astro features for digicamControl (PhD guiding) --> --> Advertisment gwondaleya Posts: 18 Joined: Mon May 13, 2013 10:12 pm Hi Istvan, Post by gwondaleya » Tue May 14, 2013 1:40 am Hi Istvan,quickly looking at your code, i amnot sure to understand the way your phd guiding interface!actually from my understanding of phdguiding (and it is also what i have seen for other software connecting to phd, as nebulosity 3 (from stark labs too) or dithermaster, you select, in a drop down menu, or a list, the level of dithering wanted (between 0 , no dither to 5, very high dither). then when you click on the dither button (or the script send the dither command), a command is sent to phd server (MSG_MOVEx where x is 1 to 5, no command for nodither) which makes move the scope bya random value based on the level of dithering selected (see ... server.cpp) !Is it the way your code work? some other commands can be send to (like starting guide,

Acerca de digiCamControl digiCamControl es un software de control de cámara de código abierto para PC con funciones como exposición, enfoque, vista en vivo, apilamiento de foco y lámpara de tiempo, etc. Controle la configuración de su cámara de forma remota desde su PC con Windows a través de USB. Dispare la captura de imagen a través del botón de liberación de la cámara o de forma remota desde su computadora. Sujete la cámara, dispare y muestre las imágenes resultantes en el monitor de la computadora.Características y destacadosREVISIÓN INSTANTÁNEARevise las imágenes justo después de capturar la foto en pantalla completa o muéstrela ... Lee mas » ¿Por qué elegir FileHorse?AsegurarDescargar archivos de forma segura de nuestro rápido y seguro servidores dedicados linuxSeguroEste producto es 100 seguro y se ha escaneado con éxito con más del 67 de programas antivirus.de ConfianzaServimos todos los archivos a medida que se publicaron. No utilizamos paquetes ni administradores de descargas