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[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] Frank Fox:
EOS M

Hello thehabos

thank`s you for the very fast replay. Here comes the file, hopefully it will help.

For us it is most important to have the LV. We use the cam in our electronic gimbal for video works and without a LV it is very hard to control the picture. The EOS M is the perfect cam for us. She is light small an give us a full manual control under video function. Now it is also possible to use Magic Lantern on the cam. Film makers will love it, but need to have a controller monitor ;)

Best regards

Frank
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] Frank Fox:
EOS M

It looks like that there are not so much informations in the file. But the cam reacts when I made changes, such as ISO or WB.

The only thing is, there is no LV and start recording dose not work.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Not sure what you sent me but this is not the device_info.txt from /sdcard/DCIM on your Android device.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Don't bother I found the info.

Is there an utility from Canon for tethering the EOS M?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] Frank Fox:
EOS M

Exuse me, here comes the file from the tablet. The other one was written on the cam SD :o
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] Frank Fox:
EOS M DSLRdashboard

WFT and PTP is supported. Anything else that should be supported?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] dennocro:
I need to take a pictuce with HDR, it is possible with this version, because I cant find HDR option

tnx
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Yes I know it supports PTP, but as Canon does not provide documentation for their DSLR for developers there is no way of knowing the command code functions and parameters. So it would be needed some utility that does tethering with EOS M and reverse engineer the communication. But as I read Canon does no support tethering with EOS M in their EOS Utility.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
You mean bracketed shooting or using the camera HDR mode? If you mean the HDR mode of D800 then it is not yet implemented.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] dennocro:
I need HDR mode, tnx anyway

I will use helicon for HDR
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] jinky32:
HI guys - i was hoping someone would take a minute to help me. I'm hoping that this app will let me view the images that I have taken with my Nikon 5100 on my Galaxy Note 2.

I'm going away and don't really want to take a laptop and at the same time I don't trust the screen on my camera to make a call on which images to keep and which to delete. Ideally I would like to be able to view the images on the card in my Nikon through my Note 2 which obviously has a much better screen. I have a USB OTG cable but nothing I've tried with this app shows me the images on my card.

Am I in the wrong place for this feature? Any help would be great.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Is the D5100 recognized by DslrDashboard?

If yes then in camera control screen:

press the second button from right in top row to enter the image gallery

in image gallery press the button with the camera icon to switch to camera gallery

press the up/down arrow button to download the image infos from the camera sdcard

to view JPG files just click on the image thumb

to enable NEF viewing long press the download button (third button from right)

after that you can just press the NEF file thumb and it will be downloaded and displayed

to download more files at once:

press the selection button (second from right) to select all files

long press the selection button to enable the selection mode

after you enabled the selection press the thumbs you want to download/delete

to download the selected files press the download button

to delete the selected files press the delete button

hope this helps
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] jinky32:
This worked perfectly - many thanks. I've tried many apps to do this and this is the only one up to the task!
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] bluberry:
Sweet app, almost all needed features.

Would love to see some bulb ramping features for timelapse to setup before pushing start timelapse.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] eduardo_carrion:
Help for Nikon D40x

some solution for Nikon D40x connected from a Tablet Viewpad E72?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Can you explain your problem?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Maybe in upcoming versions
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] eduardo_carrion:
Problem Nikon D40x

Sure, I have a tablet viewsonic e72 download the latest apk of the application

Dashboard DSLR via USB V0.30.27 beta and also the Open Source APK, but more that I connect with the cable otg I can not make it work and not to be due, mini usb port works fine, I use the two wires appear in the manual and operation of the program, there is some additional driver need to install for it to work?

Thank you very much for reading and sorry for my English
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] dpensox:
GPS Tagging

Hi,

Great App!

I got the WU1A to go with my D7100, Downloaded the Nikon app and was like...

Is that it!

Yours is excellent and what the Nikon app should have been.

Will there ever be the possibility to GPS Tag the Images in the D7100, or does the instruction set not allow for that?

Thanks

Dave
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
You can GPS tag the images you just need to download them to the phone.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
No need for aditional driver. Your Android device need to support the USB host function. When you turn on your camera and plug in the USB in your tablet do you get a dialog with a list of applications that can handle the USB device?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] eduardo_carrion:
I'll check right in what you comment me the camera and USB host ...

---------- Post added at 03:59 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:54 PM ----------

No, nothing, turn on the tablet, then connect the cable (OTG) adapter and then the USB cable and mini usb to the camera, then turn on the camera and go to the program and not ... simply does not detect anything (this does not happen on Windows PC if detected) a solution or a problem in my Android? use the version 4.0.1 and is a ViewSonic E72 Tablet. Thank you very much!
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Then seams your tablet does not have the required USB host support. Try to get support from the manufacturer, maybe they know if it has USB host.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] eduardo_carrion:
Thanks, apparently that's the problem, I tried it on a Samsung G3 and immediately recognized him, it seems that Android itself is now I have to figure out how to unlock the HOST, thank you very much!
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thescrapyard:
I have a Nikon D3100 and your app is one of the very few that actually recognizes the D3100 as connected, never mind can actually control it

The problem I am having is that live view doesn't work, I know this is down to Nikon refusing to provide ANY driver support as they see the camera as an entry level DSLR so not worth bothering with, but the camera can only be controlled when its switched on 'auto mode'

Everything then works fine, you can change whatever you want quite happily via your app BUT as its in 'auto mode' it doesn't make any difference as the camera is in control so the changes your app makes do nothing

If I switch to 'P, S or M mode' then your app does nothing with the camera, like its gone 'offline'. Switch back to 'auto mode' and its all okay again ...... strange really
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
I never had a D3100 and there is no documentation for it from Nikon as it is a budget model. Also it has only a limited set of PTP commands/properties and the actual implementation is built with help of other users.

Probably the problem is that D3100 dosn't have the GetEvent function that will report if any of the camera properties change. It only has interrupt events (as far I know) and the property change event is not sent by camera. So when you switch the camera mode the application thinks the camera is still in mode that was set during the application start.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] lanius collurio:
Hello,

Dslr dashboard is exactly what I was looking for, it seems great. It will help me on my bird photography :good:

But I have a problem with it. I have a TP-link mr3040v2. I flashed it to get OpenWrt. That worked, I can access the LuCI interface.

My Galaxy S4 is now connected to the router and my D7000 plugged to it. When I click to connect to OpenWrt/Linux It asks me for IP. I click OK but then nothing happend.

Im really not an expert in router settings. What must I set to make it work?

Thanks in advance :)

I will make a donation if I can make it work
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
The default IP from router is 192.168.1.1 (it is the same address that u use to access Luci).

Did you install the image from here: https://code.google.com/p/dslrdashboard/downloads/list ?

Check if ddserver is runing in Luci under Status->Processes
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] lanius collurio:
That was the problem. I had a file coming from another source. Works now.

Donation coming, thank you :)
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] Frank Fox:
EOS 100D

Hello.

I have sold my EOS-M now and bought a EOS 100D. Everything seems to work fine but, every time I start recording, the DSLRdashboard crashes after 15-30 seconds. The programme closes and I have to restart the cam and the programme. What can I do to fix the bug?

Thank´s a lot

Frank
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Try the attached version.

I tested it with 650D and was working fine.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
New version

V0.30.28 changes:

Nikon properties dialog (press the exposure indicator display in bottom to bring it up)

Some fixes for the Nikon internal bracketing - only available in Nikon properties dialog

Added Nikon HDR capture - only available in Nikon properties dialog

Added Nikon Auto ISO - only available in Nikon properties dialog

Canon 10x zoom

Small fix for Canon live view render while in movie recording

LRTimelapse help screen available if you start a time-lapse in DslrDashboard

Exposure correction based on camera exposure reading (Nikon only) - read more here [AutomaticExposureCorrection Exposure Correction]

Histogram based exposure correction - still work in progress

master device (NIKON only). If you have connected more devices you can set one as a master device and all other devices will reflect the shutter speed/aperture/iso changes. Also if you start a time-lapse on master device it will execute on other devices to. - this is still work in progress

small error fixes that where reported on Google Play
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] Frank Fox:
How to donate?

Thank´s for the perfect support. Is there a chance to give a little donate?

Cheers

Frank
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Better use the V0.30.28 I just uploaded as I added some more fixes regarding that crash.

Donations are always welcome, just hit the 'Donate to me' button. :)
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thescrapyard:
Thanks for explaining why the D3100 is a pain to get to tether, maybe why commercial companies just don't bother with it as they can't provide full support due to the reduced command set and the different methods of communication with the tethering software

I'm looking to upgrade to a used/nearly new D7000 next year, and keeping my D3100 as my 'backup' camera as I've started noticing the reduced features more. Still a good entry level DSLR, but now looking for more. Being able to fully control the camera via external software would be a bonus
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] wemacro:
thank you so much. It worked fine for me (nexus 7 + canon 60d) but there is a lag. Can this thing be solved?

thank you so much.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Can you explain in more?

If you mean the live view, I'm afraid nothing can be done as Canon dslr send to much data.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] wemacro:
yes it is the lag in the live view. it is slower than the real image.

thank you again and i believe that you can solve this problem in the future with your brilliancy and generosity.

it is such a great app!!!!

go ahead man:good:
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] mikedunn:
Lrtimelapse

Hi,

More changes to the LRtimelapse tab!! Looks exciting.

Any chance of updating the help page?

Is there another forum where discussion about this development takes place?

Thanks again.

M
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Yep, we are working hard with Gunther, testing it every day and improving.

We hope that this week we will finish it and then he will do a explanation video and I will also update the help page with the changes and explanation.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
For those having problem with USB host on Nexus 7 maybe this could help:

http://otgtroubleshooter.blogspot.de/2013/08/android-43-issue-58277.html
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] :
DSLR dashboard setup on a nexus 7 2013

I used WIFI manger 2.6.8 to setup the WiFi connection with the WU-1a wireles module, on the nexus 7 2013. It took all of 5 minutes to get it working perfectly.

Thank you for this awesome program. :D
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] switch85:
Hi,

I cannot find this dialog, can you help me?

I've a N7 with V0.30.28 and a D7000.

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
It is the camera built in HDR function. The D7000 does not have (at least not in PTP mode). It is available on D5100, D5200, D7100, D600, D800, D4.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] switch85:
D'Oh!

Thanks anyway! Great job, mate!
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Don't think you are missing that much, it works only with JPG and the results are not that great. I think HDR should be done by hand, as the results are much better.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] darkpark:
not working with HTC One S and Nikon D3100 :crying:
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Does the HTC One S has USB host mode?

Check this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1629134
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] darkpark:
i think, i ca use usb sticks on my one s. is this not host mode?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Usb stick isn't same as an DSLR that uses PTP for communication.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] darkpark:
damm. thx
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
If your device support USB host, after you plugin your DSLR and turn it on you should get a dialog with the list of the application that support the USB device.

HTC is known for not including USB host.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] darkpark:
thanks. I take another solution then nevertheless
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thescrapyard:
I have a D3100 and got a good reply on here why tethering doesn't work as well as the other DSLR by Nikon :

I never had a D3100 and there is no documentation for it from Nikon as it is a budget model. Also it has only a limited set of PTP commands/properties and the actual implementation is built with help of other users.

Probably the problem is that D3100 dosen't have the GetEvent function that will report if any of the camera properties change. It only has interrupt events (as far I know) and the property change event is not sent by camera. So when you switch the camera mode the application thinks the camera is still in mode that was set during the application start.

I managed to get it to connect in 'auto mode' but the camera just over rides any options you change due to being in 'auto mode', even though the software does actually change the settings as you can see them changing on the camera LCD, BUT switch to any other mode and try again reveals nothing at all, no matter how you try to connect/disconnect the camera. Cheers Nikon

So, I'm looking to upgrade to used/almost new D7000 after Christmas as the prices are rising in time for the Christmas rip off, and hopefully somebody gets a D7100 or if Santa is very generous a D800 for Christmas so I can hunt down a cheaper D7000

I'm starting to notice things, which I know the D7000 can do, but don't want to upgrade to a D5000/D5200 and then start thinking 'I should have waited' and just go for the D700 on the off

Not exactly perfect, but does show it is possible. If you have access to a notebook running Windows/OS X

http://digicamcontrol.com/

http://www.photography-tips-forum.com/nikon-d3100-tethering_topic846_post3513.html
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] zuphus:
Hi, it worked out of the box with my D700 connected through a nexus 7 (2013).

At first glance it looks a great app!!

Marco
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] Lilien:
Will this great program work with the old hardware of an original Galaxy Tab 7 (GT-P1000, overclocked to 1200 Mhz Cortex-A8 single Core, 512 MByte RAM) if I upgrade the Tabs Firmware to v4.x (CyanogenMod)?

I would like to use this with the TP-link mr3040 router (OpenWrt) and a Nikon D800,, so there would be no need for USB OTG support if I use a Wifi connection?

But I still need v4.x, to run the software, right?

Thanks and best regards!

Juergen
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Yes, for the wireless you don't need USB host support.

Yes, you need >= Android 4.x
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] Gargantuarty:
First of all thank you for the great app you developed there. I am using Nikon D300s with the app on HTC One X and I was wondering if the BULB mode can work on that camera controlled over the phone. I cannot make it work so far. All I get is the screen to chose the BULB duration and nothing happens from there. I saw that it does not work on some cameras but since D300s is supporting the mode via remote control is it possible to make it work ? :angel:

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
The BULB mode on Nikon cameras is only available on D5200, D7100, D600, D800 and D4 when connected with USB (PTP mode)
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] razor333:
I am curious to know if Bulb mode and intervalometer are working reliable with wu-1a wifi adapter or i will hava to buy and extra shutter release cable with intervalometer?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Not sure I understand the question.

If your camera supports bulb mode while connected with USB (D5200, D7100, D600, D800, D4) that means you can start a bulb capture from the application regardless if you are connected to it with USB or WU-1a/1b or with DslrDashboardServer.

If you are using an intervalometer then bulb mode is available on all models as you are initiating the capture on camera with the intervalometer and not with the application.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] razor333:
I have a nikon d5200, my question is if i buy only the wu-1a adapter, i can use my phone as a remote shutter for exposures over 30 sec, and as an external intervalometer, so i can skip buying extra thinks and cables, or is better to use this app only for monitoting and adjustments and not at the same time and as remote shutter for timelapse purposes?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Depends on your usage.

DD can act as an intervalometer but it can't do short intervals (1-5 sec depends on camera model and sdcard used) as the camera needs some time to write the captured image to sdcard and the application can't start a new capture until the camera finished.

I think you will be better with a TP-Link MR3040, it is cheaper, has an internal battery, has stronger wireless, can be used with any camera.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] razor333:
How TP-Link MR3040 works? Phone to TP-Link MR3040 with wifi and TP-Link MR3040 to camera with usb cable? It is better solution than the wu-1a adapter? Because all stores in my country dont have the wu-1a available now and probably for a long time (they say greek dealership wont import those anymore) and the TP-Link MR3040 is about 15 euros cheaper and available. Thank you very much for the help!
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
>> Phone to TP-Link MR3040 with wifi and TP-Link MR3040 to camera with usb cable? - yes

>>It is better solution than the wu-1a adapter? - see my previous post

>>How TP-Link MR3040 works? - some demo videos:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5lUbGhL8hjA

http://lrtimelapse.com/gear/dslrdashboard/
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] thehabos:
Thanks for the suggestions

1. Not sure what you mean by this, if DD can't connect to DDS it will display an error message. If you are referring to 'IO Exception' I can remove that

2. Will check it

3. Yes, JPG review will only work if capture format is set to any of the JPG or RAW + JPG. Not sure how to change this

4. Yes, 'Review RAW' will only work if capture format is set to 'RAW'. This is done because the 'Review JPG' option. Downloading and displaying a RAW file takes to much time, so if a JPG file is captured then DD will always try to first download and display it as it takes less time.

5. The image viewer display the full size for JPG. For RAW processing it uses half size (the full processing would take to much time and there is also memory limitation on Android). In image viewer while in camera view if you click on a NEF file it will only download a preview image. To download the full image you must long press the 'download button' to enable RAW downloading.

6. Logcat would help

7. Yes, I could add that option. But what if the users wan't to review the same image again. It would need to download again. The image can be always delete from DD image gallery.

8. Not sure if I understand this. DD allows multiple camera connection. So if you already connected to a DSLR you can go back to connection screen and connect to a second one. If there is only one camera connected to DDS and DD is already connected to it you will get a message that there is no DSLR on OpenWrt what is true as you already connected to it. If the camera is in live view and you press the 'back' button the live view will be displayed.

9.The lens focus range is different on lenses so there is no way to determine the range. There is no way of knowing where the lens focus is, you can only move the lens left/right by the defined step. I was trying to make some function that would determine the lens focus range, but you will get different result depending on step you use (10, 50, 100, etc). Also moving the focus in one direction by 100 and then moving the focus in other direction 2 times by 50 is not the same.

There is an option in settings that would disable the 'auto focus on touch' option in live view.

10. Will see to update the Play store description but here it clearly says: https://code.google.com/p/dslrdashboard/

'DslrDashboard is an Android application for tethering/controlling your Nikon or Canon DSLR camera connected with USB/wireless(WU-1a/1b or PTP/IP) to your Android device or through DslrDashboardServer running on OpenWrt router or your Linux device.'