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Wireless Live-View + Camera-Shutter-Release #230

Open GoogleCodeExporter opened 8 years ago

GoogleCodeExporter commented 8 years ago 

Hello, 

it does not seem to be possible to use wirelessly Live-View and at the same 
time the shutter release of the Nikon D800E. 'Hubaitz' answered me already in 
the TimeLapse-Forum: 'It is not a DslrDashboard limitation but a camera one. 
When live view is enabled the camera does not allow to initiate with the 
capture button or with a remote release.' So I do not know if this is 
constructive, to put this issue again on the table, but maybe someone has an 
alternative idea how to 'bypass' the stubborn Nikon-Software of the D800. I 
also just found out that the Nikon-WMU-App has a butten to switch between a 
'Camera-Control-Mode' and an 'App-Control-Mode' which i guess does not effect 
the LifeView-Picture at the same time. Could this be also an option and 
alternative way for DslrDashboard to handle this Nikon-Problem? I also have to 
admit that I wrote to the CamRangerPeople: 'Is it possible to use the shutter 
release of a Nikon D800E while using the CamRanger-Live-View to have an 
external Live-View-Picture on a tablet and at the same time an external shutter 
release on the camera'). And they answered: 'Yes you can use something else in 
the shutter release port.' I do not have any experiences with the CamRanger and 
I have no experience with the Nikon-WMU-App either, but after all, this 
confusing information made me hope that there still is a little chance to make 
it happen: Wireless LiveView and the Camera-Shutter-Release at the same time. 
So if you get new inspiration or see another way to handle this. please let me 
know. all the best wishes.

piselipi (victor)

Original issue reported on code.google.com by pisel...@gmail.com on 21 Mar 2014 at 1:43

GoogleCodeExporter commented 8 years ago 
As I wrote already, after the camera enters live view in response to the 
command sent from the application the camera is the one that does blocks the 
camera shutter speed. So I don't see how could I change that.

Original comment by hub...@gmail.com on 21 Mar 2014 at 6:14

GoogleCodeExporter commented 8 years ago 
Ok.
It's a terrible pity that the software does not give us the option.
Nevertheless thank you very much for your answer and support!
All the best wishes!
Victor

2014-03-21 7:14 GMT+01:00 <dslrdashboard@googlecode.com>:

Original comment by pisel...@gmail.com on 22 Mar 2014 at 1:33