Re: live view shooting

It's perfectly possible to get viewfinder images onto the computer, at
least from the library and C.  I wrote it for an old Canon but it also
works on a Nkon.  Some will depend on your USB speed, my Canon is USB
1.0.  I can still get about 8 FPS, and I'm comparing them to be a
motion detector.  On a Raspberry Pi ZeroW.

The program does shoot 3 fullsize frames if it sees a change, then
goes back to watching viewfinder images.


On 12/30/20, Dimitri Junker <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi, I just asked a similar question, but for Nikon. What about live view do
> you need? For me it was to keep the mirror up. Or do you actually need the
> live view? And where? On the camera screen or on the computer
> Greetings
> Dimitri
>
> Am 30. Dezember 2020 15:20:19 MEZ schrieb Khoroshyy Petro
> <[email protected]>:
>>Hi List.
>>Is there any seamless way to shoot using gphoto2 or python gphoto using
>>live view?.
>>I can take photos and I can run live view, but if I am in live view
>>mode I
>>have to stop it and take a photo. That does not work well. If  I simply
>>close LiveView then the photo camera (Canon 40D) became unresponsive to
>>gphoto till the camera restart.
>>I guess I close live view incorrectly, is there any correct way to do
>>it?
>>Am I missing something?
>>I appreciate any hints.
>>Thanks,
>>
>>--
>>______________________________
>>Petro Khoroshyy
>
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