DiyPhotoBits VS gphoto

DiyPhotoBits

Nikon non-SDK html application (browser-based but runs locally) with remote trigger, sync, view/set...

gphoto

gPhoto2 is a free, redistributable, ready to use set of digital camera software applications for...

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2019-03-30

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Category Popularity

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gphoto

Graphic Design Software

20 20%

Graphic Design Software

80% 80

Digital Drawing And Painting

20 20%

Digital Drawing And Painting

80% 80

Image Editing

24 24%

Image Editing

76% 76

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DiyPhotoBits mentions (0)

We have not tracked any mentions of DiyPhotoBits yet. Tracking of DiyPhotoBits recommendations started around Mar 2021.

gphoto mentions (1)

How can I get my toolhead to move this smooth in a timelapse?
You can control some DSLRs with a USB for Octolapse but it's not easy at all. You will have to make a custom script using something like gphoto2 which is a relatively sophisticated program just to trigger your camera. Then you'll have to make another one to download the image from the camera's RAM to the Pi and move it to the correct directory. It's also much more prone to failure as Octolapse will require a... Source: about 1 year ago