A few bits and pieces about photography
A lot of people ask and I don’t know — it probably does work as it is using a standard Windows way of talking to the camera — WIA — but I don’t have the hardware to test it. If a camera supports a “PTP” or “MTP” mode — and if when plugged into a …
Update: This is now obsolete for two reasons, firstly remote is built into windows, and secondly for advance use you have the DIYPhotobits.com Camera Control 1.0 application. I wrote yesterday about why I need this script to be a remote shutter release for my Nikon D300 so today here are the details of what you need, and …
Update: This version is now obsolete, download latest from here . Update: The With Bridge version provides almost instant image viewing in Adobe Bridge without any keypresses. If you use Bridge instead of Adobe Lightroom then download that version. I’ve also made a video to show how to use this script. If you’ve been keeping …
Well so much for my expensive remote control script for the D300 — yes it does work, but my script is entirely redundant as the same feature is actually built in to the Windows XP Camera and Scanner Wizard! You know the one, described here. It’s how most people get their digital images into their …
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