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[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] riad610:
1- capture destination Android + RAW +AF + no live view= 1 shot

2- capture destination Android + RAW +AF + live view= 1 shot

3- capture destination Android + JPG +AF + no live view= 1 shot

4- capture destination Android + JPG +AF + live view= 1 shot

5- capture destination SD card + RAW +AF + no live view= 1 shot

6- capture destination SD card + RAW +AF + live view= 1 shot

and finally, capture destination SD card + JPG +AF + no live view= 1 shot also :)

it seems that something was wrong and it's repaired after i made it save to Android

what do you think?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
If you get again 2 JPG images please report it. Unfortunately I can't test this with my D5000 as Nikon introduced a new command for capturing with the new models (D7000 and up) and the application uses that one.

In the last version (19) I made some changes regarding capture with a help of a D800 user (there was some problems with AF before capture and returning to live view) so could be that those changes are responsible for 2 jpg, but as you say that now is working I doubt.

But again, the application is only sending 1 command so there should be only 1 image.

Was the image review enabled after capture?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] riad610:
first i want to tell you that if i'm capturing in live mode, it doesn't go back to live mode after capture, is this normal?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Is the option 'return to live view' enabled in preferences?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] riad610:
no it wasn't, i checked it now

but the application is back to take 2 pictures again, it happened just after i tried to take a bracketed shots.

i took 5 bracketed shots , then i went back to normal shots, and it started to take 2 pictures again.

and i think that the AF issue is right too, because when i switched off AF, it took only one shot again normally
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
will check the code.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] Marshall31:
Good work and thanks for this apps
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] mistm:
Re: [APP] Nikon DSLR Dashboard via USB V0.30.15 beta

How does bulb work? Do I have to control camera with its buttons or can I do it somehow from the app? Nikon 5100
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Unfortunately the D5100 don't have the bulb mode while connected with USB and in PTP mode. Only the newer models have it (D800. D600, D5200, D4)
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] Petr Schreiber:
Nikon 1 V1 Support

Hi,

thanks for the DSLR Dashboard application! Are there any plans to add support for Nikon 1 V1? Currently, the application just recognizes the name of the device, but it does not allow to see image from camera on the tablet (no surprise, it is not even listed in the supported products).

I would like to use Nexus 7 as external monitor for shooting video with V1, and as I use manual objectives, I would like to see preview for better focusing.

Thank you,

Petr
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
For Nikon 1 V1 there is no SDK available. Without a physical model for testing it would be very hard to implement support for it. Maybe Nikon releases a SDK for it.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] lmoens:
D7000 accessing second card

Hi,

Great work on the Dashboard application.

My equipment: Nikon D7000, and Nexus7 with Android 4.2.2.

Had the Dashboard...18 version installed initially, and just upgraded to the newest ...19 version. With the former version I could access both memory cards on my camera (review, move, delete), but with the latter I can no longer access the second card. (I use the first card for my raw files, and the second for my jpgs.) Not a biggie, but still...;)

And a question/request: could the shooting speed with the custom bracketing be increased? It takes almost a second per shot, and that is fairly slow for HDR processing afterward. Anyway, having the possibility to shoot up to 21 images (not that I would ever want to shoot that many) instead of the measely 3 that NIKON provides, is a vast improvement.

Keep up the good work.

Ludo
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Hi

Will check the code for the image gallery, I rewrote most of it so probably some error slipped in. My D5000 has only one SD slot so can't test it.

Unfortunately the capture speed for custom bracketing can't be faster as it depends on camera, after the app gives the capture command it can't take another shoot until the camera finishes the processing and allows the capture again.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] aruangra:
Re: [APP] Nikon DSLR Dashboard via USB V0.30.15 beta

How can I zoom in Live view to fine tune focus? Does DslrDashBoard work with Canon 450d?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
I got the 650D again, so except some Canon updates in next version, including zoom.

For 450D, I only tested with 650D, but you can test it and see if it's working.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] aruangra:
I also have Nikon D90. Does Liveview Zoom work on the camera? I cannot figure out how to do it.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Yes on Nikon work, switch to LV right panel (LV button in the right bottom corner while in LV).

Or press and hold the upper part of the the LV windows and move left/right to zoom in/out.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] aruangra:
Thanks. What are the functions of the buttons << < > >> at the bottom of the LV window? The bar (0 - 100) does not seem to affect anything.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
They are for manual focus movement while in live view.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] zodduska:
first thank you for the wonderful software!

I have the same issue with my D300s:

I did the same tests (with af and without, sd and android, single or continuous shooting modes, raw or jpeg) always two shots.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Think I find the 2 image capture problem, at least I got 2 captures with the D7100 and managed to fix it.

Next version will contain the fix.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] aruangra:
When I manually focus in Live view mode and press the shutter, the camera refocuses again to an another focus position? Is there a way to fix the focus point. To deactivate AF does not solve the problem. The only solution I found is to rotate the knob at lens from AF to M. Is there a better solution?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
What camera do you have?

I got a D7100 and it has also a dedicated AF button and setting to MF only works if the camera is in HOST mode.

The camera always tries to AF before capture the only way is to set the focus mode to MF. That is what the application doing, if 'AF before capture' is disable in application it sets the AF to MF before capture and after capture finishes it set back to previous value. The problem is with cameras that have a dedicated AF button (switch). On those cameras the application can only set the AF to MF if the camera is in host mode. I will try to see if I can rework that a bit.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] aruangra:
Re: [APP] Nikon DSLR Dashboard via USB V0.30.15 beta

I am using D90.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] rote-locke:
D7000 / gt-i9000

I'm very keen to try out this app, as it looks really good and props to the developer for the support he is giving here.

Sadly I haven't been able to get the app to find my camera until now.

Here is my setup:

Phone: Samsung Galaxy S (GT-I9000)

ROM: CM9.1.0 (also tried 9.0.0) that is Android 4.0.4

Kernel: build 5 galaxy s mtd/cm9, based on teamhacksung's ICS Build 14 (That is the one from sztupy off the USB Host Mode Thread here) with SGS support for USB host mode.

I hook up an OTG cable to a Y-cable that is in turn connected to a power source (SGS does not have power over USB) and the camera.

When I check everything with the App "USB Host Controller" the camera is detected and seems well. However, if I start DSLR Dashboard (V0.30.18) the camera is "not found on USB". Anyone got this app to work with an SGS? I read through the entire thread here and found a couple more guys with the same problem but no resolution so far. Would be very happy to finally make it work on my phone.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
I can't help you with that to much. I only own a SGS2 and Nexus7 and both support naturally the USB OTG function.

DslrDashboard uses the Android API for connecting with the DSLR on USB port.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] ShadowDragonCZ:
Hi guys. Was anyone succesful in making the LiveView work with D7100? I love my D7100 and I was looking forward to use 2 android devices with DSLR Dashboard. Can we expect this app to support D7100 in future (near future of course :p)?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Hi, live view with D7100 will work in next version. I hope in the upcoming 2-3 days will upload it.

Also I added Wu-1a/1b support.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] axz2013:
I install it to my Samsung P5110, and get a note "OpenCV manage package not found! try to install it?" , I push Yes, then "package installation failed", What's the reason?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Can you search for 'OpenCV Manager' in Google Play and try to install from there?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
DslrDashboard V0.30.20

Uploaded a new version

V0.30.20 changes:

D7100 support

WU-1a/1b support (tested with D7100 by me, tested with D600 with a help of a user)

Custom bracketing now works with Canon in M and A mode to

lot of small fixes
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] i-vinn:
Hey,

I'm unable to connect my D7000 to the DSLR dashboard on my Nexus 4 phone, the App is not recognising the camera connected via USB, it was working well on my SGS2, is there any known issues or workaround for the same?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] switch85:
The Nexus 4 doesn't support USB OTG.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] karolis88:
I can not connect with the Wu-1A and nikon d5200, what address should I enter? My phone is a Huawei u8800 pro, can not support this function?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] aruangra:
Re: [APP] Nikon DSLR Dashboard via USB V0.30.15 beta

In the new version, how can I connect to the server running on an Arm linux device? There is no longer button to connect to openwrt. Please advice.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Press the back button and you will get the dialog.

On left you have 'Search for USB camera'

On right you have:

'Start network server'

'Connect to OpenWrt/Linux DslrDashboardServer'

'Connect to Wu-1a/1b'
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] aruangra:
Re: [APP] Nikon DSLR Dashboard via USB V0.30.15 beta

Thank you. Neat.

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How can I specify saving destination (sd card or tablet)? It seems unpredictable. Sometimes images are saved to my tablet and sometimes they are saved to an sd card. Please advice.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
With long press on the capture button you change the capture destination. Red - phone/tablet, white - camera sdcard.

If image review is enabled and you shoot JPG or RAW+JPG then the JPG image will be downloaded and displayed.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] aruangra:
Re: [APP] Nikon DSLR Dashboard via USB V0.30.15 beta

Many thanks. This update is great.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] fasst:
I'm on D7100 with WU-1a and has set custom BKT. But how do I shoot? There's no button for shooting like in focus BKT.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Long press the BKT button in the top row, it will turn yellowish.

Then press the capture button to start custom bracketing.

To turn it off long press again the BKT button.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] fasst:
Thanks,

Great job.

The colors are different on my S3. The BKT tuned brown. Maybe installed theme causes this? Also the BKT settings menu are dark and hard to read.

As I'm inside testing right now, does downloading GPS-position from S3 work?

And, Libraw and Exiv2, that's not Android apps? Can't find any links for download.

Sorry for all the questions. Just picked up the Wu-1a for my D7100, when I saw your new version and now I'm eager to test out. :D
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
GPS taging only works if the image is transfered to Android device.

Libraw is a library for processing RAW files: http://www.libraw.org/ .

Exiv2 is a library for processing image EXIF data: http://www.exiv2.org/

You don't need to download them as both are included in the application.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] oldsmokey132:
DSLR Dash and AOKP ROM

Used the earlier version of DSLR DASH with my AOKP custom ROM on an N7 tablet with a Nikon D5100 and it worked well. Now, since I have upgraded both the ROM version and DSLR Dash version, hooking my N7 to my camera and turning the camera on crashes both DSLR Dash and my camera. Again, they both worked fine together in earlier versions. Not sure when I lost my functionality as it's been at least two months or longer since I used my camera with my tablet. Not sure where to go from here and any help would be appreciated as I really like the idea of having a larger screen to use for both composition and focus.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Can you try and in settings->apps find DslrDashboard, then do a 'Force close' on it if running and then 'Clear data' and finally uninstall it.

Then install it again and try if it makes any difference.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] dhruvbhutani:
The app doesn't work with my Nikon D5100 + HTC One X. Select search for USB cameras crashes the application. A similar app 'Helicon Remote' seems to work though. Any help ?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Maybe if you provide me a logcat I could see what is causing the error.

According a search, HTC One X after the JB Android update should support USB OTG.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] oldsmokey132:
Dslr and aokp

I did that as you requested, it made no difference. When it asked to send a report, I told it yes, so it should have sent something regarding the error to you.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Did you add some error description? Like camera model, device model?

Can you send me a logcat?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] oldsmokey132:
N7 and DSLR Dash

Just as a test, I took my Nikon D5100, OTG cable and tried it on a stock N7. DSLR Dash latest version also crashed on the stock N7 tablet, so I am guessing it's not my custom ROM that is causing problems. Sadly, I had her uninstall the .17 version, which was working before testing the .20 version on her tablet.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
You can find old versions here:

https://code.google.com/p/dslrdashb...mmary+Uploaded+ReleaseDate+Size+DownloadCount

A logcat could help to see what causing the error.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Still no logcat, no description when and what caused the error, without that I can't help you.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] riad610:
WU Support

Good Day,

about the WU-1a/1b support

does it work directly to a D7100 or it needs a router to connect through?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Works directly. You need to connect your Android device to the WU-1a/1b (wifi settings).

Then in DslrDashboard select 'connect to WU-1a/1b' and enter 192.168.1.1 as the IP.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] jalittle:
Nikon D800 USB control with HDMI video feed

Hi,

I'am wondering if its possible to control a Nikon D800 via usb port while recording video through the HDMI port?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] oldsmokey132:
logcat

Sorry, I have been a bit busy. OK, I can see the log file in my app, but when it saves I couldn't find the saved file on the device. Also, not sure how to get it to you; can I just append it to a message here or is it better to send it via e-mail? That said, not sure where your email addy is. I am going to reload the .17 version and see if it runs.

Sorry again.

Stew
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
You can attach it here, or send me in private. You can use Lumberjack or Catlog to extract and email the logcat.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] oldsmokey132:
v.17

.17 version worked fine. I'll change to the .20 version, run it and generate the log file for you and see if I can figure out the "how" of sending it to ya.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Ok
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Please try the attached version, this is a test for next release.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] oldsmokey132:
Log file

I hope this is what you need. . .
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
This does not contain any log message from DslrDashboard.

Is debuging enabled on your device?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] oldsmokey132:
v.21

Had the same problem.

Here is what is happening:

The app is installed and it doesn't matter weather it's running in the background or not. I make the cable connection with the camera and if the app is not running the interface comes up and then crashes immediately. While the app is running and after the crash, I have no control of my camera either; I can't turn on or off LV, change any settings, nothing works. I have to shut off the camera and un-cable it to regain control. The same crash happens when the app is already running in the background. Here's a log after the .21 test as well. Again, I hope it is what you asked for.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
None of the logs helped me as they don't contain any DslrDashboard logs.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
DslrDashboard V0.30.21

Uploaded a new DslrDashboard version 0.30.21 with the following changes:

More then one USB camera support (using an USB hub you can now connect more USB cameras and control/switch between them)

Fixed switching between connected cameras (USB or network connected)

Ability to start a capture on all connected cameras (enable it in the 'back' button dialog)

Fix for cameras that have 2 slots (Nikon)

Some fixes that should improve D3100 and D3200 (D3200 should also work)

Fixes for the old live view display

Canon live view should be a bit more faster

Other small fixes
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] leyko:
D 7000 bracketing

I use a Nexus 10 and a Nikon D 7000. I The app works with my Nikon, but I do not know how to start the bracketing function.

I bought the book but this doesn't help me. Can you please give me some instructions for the bracketing funktions: I'd like to do 5 pictures with 1 EV . What I have to do first?

Second step?

Third step?

Thanks for your help!
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Best if you first enable the 'host mode' in the top row.

Select the exposure mode (M or A)

Press the BKT button in top row.

You will get the custom bracketing dialog.

Select the over/under exposure count on left and right side.

Select the EV step.

Close the dialog

Long press the BKT button in top row (it will turn to yellowish meaning the custom bracketing is enabled)

Press the capture button to start the custom bracketing.

Hope this helps.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] lemuus:
press the BKT button one time to set your custom bracketing settings and then, to activate the bracketing function, press and keep pressing the BKT button until it turns yellow.

Now when you press the big camera icon (to take the photo), you will get your bracketed photos.

:)
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] c_skelton:
Oh this is AWESOME! I have a D3200 and downloaded this app two months ago. I used it even though it would lock up after each picture (switching to picture view and pressing back unlocked it). This latest version fixed all that. Now I can auto bracket instead of having to do it manually! Wirelessly via WU-1a! Live View still isn't working on my D3200 with WU-1a and Galaxy S3 (lost my USB cable so can't test it with that), but I don't even use that feature. I tried to donate since you've saved me from having to upgrade my camera, but PayPal won't let me send there--but I'll try again later. The best improvement to this app was the WU-1a, and then 2 weeks later the D3200 is working! Thanks so much!
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Live view should also work with D3200 but seams you need to make a capture first from application. Still didn't figured out why.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] c_skelton:
After I make a capture from the app and then press the Lv button, the mirror goes up and the shutter opens, but the app screen is black except for the controls. (and I have the lens cover off). LiveView works with the Nikon wireless app WirelessMobileUtility, but I even uninstalled WMU and tried again with Dashboard in case there was a conflict. Here is a screenshot of my phone screen (see attached). Still trying to find my OTG cable to test with.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Please in settings enable the 'use opencv/opengl for live view'.

Also try the attached apk.

Before entering live view, press the 'camera mode' button, it should change to 'host mode'.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Actually you could as it contains the D5100 crash fix to.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] aruangra:
What are the camera mode and host mode.?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
In 'camera mode' you can control some of the controls on your camera (exposure mode dial, shutter release, etc).

In 'host mode' the application takes full control of your camera. You can't change settings anymore with the camera controls and you can't use the shutter release.

While the camera is in 'camera mode' the application can't change the properties that have controls on camera like the exposure mode, autofocus, live view mode etc.

When you switch to 'host mode' you can change those properties from the application.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] aruangra:
thank you.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] oldsmokey132:
Log file that I hope has the info in it.

Yes, debugging is running, I think I was not using a good app. Tried a different one and I hope it has more info.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Please try the apk from this post: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=40381104&postcount=754

That should have the fix.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Btw, the logcat that you provided is the one that I was asking. :)
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] oldsmokey132:
Thought it might be. This "learning as you go" is sometimes not so good, but I appreciate your patience.:laugh:

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It did indeed provide the fix! Thank you for the help and sorry for my slowness.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] sentriel:
I just got around to trying this app out and it is great, especially considering that it's free! :good:

So far I've been trying out the different features on my D600, and they all seem to work. I am planning on using this app for long exposures at night, so the bulb support is very handy. What would be great is the ability to set a time value and let the app take care of both opening the shutter and closing the shutter automatically (right now I click once to begin shooting, take the shot for say 1 minute, click again to stop shooting). I'd be more than happy to help you implement it.

Keep up the good work!
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
I'm actually testing such a method that will do bulb capture for a predefined period.

I just need to find a way to add it to the interface and add a dialog where you could specify the bulb time.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] sentriel:
That's funny, because I actually thought about that the hardest part of that feature probably is where to place the feature in the gui. Unfortunately, I didn't come up with a good solution :o
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
My first thought is to add a dialog to capture button if the shutter speed is bulb.

In dialog you could choose a time period or just continue with the old mode.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] sentriel:
Yes, either that or add more values to the existing menu where you can choose the time interval. I have seen this implementation on other apps(Helicon Remote), and I find it quite intuitive.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
You can try the attached apk with the bulb dialog.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] sentriel:
Cool! I tried it or yesterday night and I like it. I had some difficulty identifying which slider was for minutes, hours etc though, but I quickly got the hang of it.

Good job :thumbup: