Re: Nikon cameras?
Hubert Figuiere <[email protected]>
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On 2019-12-05 1:19 a.m., Alan Corey wrote: > PTP is a protocol dreamed up by Microsoft, I think, in many cameras it > doesn't even trigger the shutter. No, it was Kodak. And it was made part of the USB 1.1 standard. Back when downloading files from cameras was just a proprietary protocol. Kodak itself had two different one at least. Microsoft just embraced PTP and extended it as MTP for use with music players. PTP has standard commands for remote capture, albeit some vendor prefer to make their own proprietary commands or not implement it at all. Not implementing it in low end cameras is for vendors a strategy to force the uncessary purchase of more expensive camera. Why would one need a DSLR to do driver's license photos? Because they are the only one that can be remote controlled. Hub