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| ====== Live Capture ====== | ====== Live Capture ====== |
| | <color darkorange>Jun 2017</color> |
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| <color #ed1c24>WARNING!!!!</color> If you came to this page without looking at the [[live_capture_setup|Live Capture Setup]] page, then shame on you! You will probably find that capture does not work properly because you didn't do something very important, mentioned in the [[live_capture_setup|Live Capture Setup]] page :) | <color #ed1c24>WARNING!!!!</color> If you came to this page without looking at the [[live_capture_setup|Live Capture Setup]] page, then shame on you! You will probably find that capture does not work properly because you didn't do something very important, mentioned in the [[live_capture_setup|Live Capture Setup]] page :) |
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| It seems gphoto2 <color #ff7f27>has an issue if the shutter speed is slow. So using a shutter speed of say 1/250, then I can capture and download a file. If I use a shutter speed of say 3s, then I can capture, but download simply won't happen.</color> | |
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| Now, this depends on your camera, and whether gphoto2 supports it on your model. To get the capabilities of your camera, use the following command: | <color #ed1c24>Plese read this next section, it's quite important.</color> |
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| | <color #ff7f27>It seems</color> <color #22b14c>gphoto2</color> <color #ff7f27>has an issue if the shutter speed is slow. So using a shutter speed of say 1/250, then I can capture and download a file. If I use a shutter speed of say 3s, then I can capture, but download simply won't happen.</color> |
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| | On the 700D, 1/6 seems to be the cut off, if you go to 1/4, then you lose the ability to capture and download in a single command. You can of course capture, execute a wait equivalent to the shutter speed (plus a bit for writing to the card) then do a download using the <color #ed1c24>--skip-existing</color> so you only download files that have not already been backed up. |
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| | Now, this depends on your camera, and whether <color #22b14c>gphoto2</color> supports it on your model. To get the capabilities of your camera, use the following command: |
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| gphoto2 --summary | gphoto2 --summary |
