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-====== Remote Fire Camera via GPIO ====== +====== Using gphoto2 to Control a DSLR Camera ====== 
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-Anyway, gphoto2 allows you to control your camera via the USB port, the amount of control you get varies between the make and model of camera that you are using.+Anyway, <color #22b14c>gphoto2</color> allows you to control your camera via the USB port, the amount of control you get varies between the make and model of camera that you are using.
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-You can use gphoto2 to take photos (great for making your own intervalometer, which we will try here, but you can also use gphoto2 to pull the images from your camera, and store them on a storage device attached to the Raspberry Pi, this is what I am really interested in.+You can use <color #22b14c>gphoto2</color> to take photos (great for making your own intervalometer, which we will try here, but you can also use <color #22b14c>gphoto2</color> to pull the images from your camera, and store them on a storage device attached to the Raspberry Pi, this is what I am really interested in.
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   * [[Installing gphoto2]]\\    * [[Installing gphoto2]]\\ 
   * [[Running gphoto2]]\\    * [[Running gphoto2]]\\ 
-  * [[gphoto Auto Detect]] +  * [[gphoto2 Auto Detect]] 
-  * [[gphoto Support for My Camera]]+  * [[gphoto2 Support for My Camera]]
   * [[List Files on Camera]]   * [[List Files on Camera]]
   * [[Copy all files from SD Card]]   * [[Copy all files from SD Card]]
   * [[Live Capture Setup]]   * [[Live Capture Setup]]
   * [[Live Capture]]   * [[Live Capture]]
-  * [[gphoto ]] +  * [[Tested Cameras]] 
-  * [[gphoto ]] +  * [[Use gphoto2 to Configure DSLR]] 
-  * [[gphoto ]]+  * [[Basic Intervalometer]]
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