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Camera support #2
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Sorry for replying so late. Of course, I'd like to support all of the major products as much as libgphoto2 does, but it takes lots of effort to fill the gap between the vendor-specific extensions for the PTP standard, and it's kind of difficult to be done by only myself. If you have any specific camera that you want the library to support, please let me know just in case, and I'll perhaps implement the vendor-specific implementation for that when I have enough time. And I'd appreciate it if you'd consider supporting my project by committing to the library or becoming my GitHub Sponsors. |
Hi Just found this project, and I'm very interrested ! Do "standard PTP" commands allows to retrieve pictures stored in the camera ? |
We would love to see Canon EOS cameras (5D, 7D, 600D etc) supported. If I have understood correctly, they all have similar (identical?) PTP protocol implementation. We would like to take photo and get that photo as image.
To support your project, we just sponsored you. Thanks for all the hard work you have already done. Also, If you could write out simple instructions how the support should be added (just the basic idea), that would help others to contribute. |
Hello!
This project looks great! Do you have any plans to support Sony/Canon/Nikon cameras in future, or do you know of any blockers for this?
Thanks : )
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