Re: kodak dcs slr/n

Hi,

As Hubert writes, we currently do not have such a port driver nor camera
driver.

Might be an interesting challenge to reverse engineer and implement, but
currently not planned.

Ciao, Marcus
On Mon, Apr 11, 2022 at 02:34:29PM +0000, Kevin Saruwatari via Gphoto-user =
wrote:
>  Hi Hub;
> Yes Kodak did have a tether environment for it.
> Page 197 of this manual starts the details: https://www.sensorcleaning.co=
m/manuals/Kodak_proSLRn.pdf
> I can see why you would not want to implement Firewire.=A0 The only other=
 cameras I know of that would likely be tethered are the first generation C=
anon 1D, 1Ds and the Nikon D1's.=A0 It was apparently a pro feature at the =
turn of the century.
> Thanks!
> Kev
> =

>     On Monday, April 11, 2022, 07:01:21 AM MDT, Hubert Figuiere <hub@figu=
iere.net> wrote:  =

>  =

>  On 2022-04-06 14:01, Kevin Saruwatari via Gphoto-user wrote:
> > Hi,
> > I'm wondering if anyone has used the old=A0kodak dcs slr/n camera with =
gphoto.=A0 It has a firewire connection and isn't on the supported camera l=
ist.
> > It's an interesting old camera that I'm pondering and I'd like to be ab=
le to tether it.
> > If anyone has used this or if there's a way we can use it to add suppor=
t if I buy it, I'd be interested in hearing some feedback.
> > Thanks you!
> =

> There is no support in IEEE1394/Firewire in libgphoto2, so that would be =

> a necessary starting point, with the maintenance burden down the line.
> =

> Does it even support Tethering with the vendor software?
> =

> Hub
> =

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