Quality snaps in USB tethered mode?

Dave Herzstein skrev:
The Canon EOS 10D can do this via USB; PC/remote shutter release, PC
setting exposure values, flash-capable, 6MP/low noise images.

Thanks. I'll think about it, but if anyone knows about a cheaper
alternative please let me know.

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Joachim Lous

Dave Herzstein skrev:
The Canon EOS 10D can do this via USB; PC/remote shutter release, PC
setting exposure values, flash-capable, 6MP/low noise images.

Thanks. I'll think about it, but if anyone knows about a cheaper
alternative please let me know.

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Joachim Lous

"Joachim Lous" wrote in message
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Dave Herzstein skrev:
The Canon EOS 10D can do this via USB; PC/remote shutter release, PC
setting exposure values, flash-capable, 6MP/low noise images.

Thanks. I'll think about it, but if anyone knows about a cheaper
alternative please let me know.

Nikon D70 - does the same. It's cheaper - but not a lot.

Joachim Lous writes:

Dave Herzstein skrev:
The Canon EOS 10D can do this via USB; PC/remote shutter release, PC
setting exposure values, flash-capable, 6MP/low noise images.

Thanks. I'll think about it, but if anyone knows about a cheaper
alternative please let me know.

Many of the Olympus prosumer cameras can do this (for example, the C-5060WZ can
do it). You can get the software somewhere from Olympus, or use the shareware
program from Pine Tree Computing: http://www.pinetreecomputing.com/camctl.asp.

If you are using Linux, check out gphoto2 (http://www.gphoto.org), which is a
general program to control cameras.

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Michael Meissner
email:
http://www.the-meissners.org

Joachim Lous writes:

Dave Herzstein skrev:
The Canon EOS 10D can do this via USB; PC/remote shutter release, PC
setting exposure values, flash-capable, 6MP/low noise images.

Thanks. I'll think about it, but if anyone knows about a cheaper
alternative please let me know.

Many of the Olympus prosumer cameras can do this (for example, the C-5060WZ can
do it). You can get the software somewhere from Olympus, or use the shareware
program from Pine Tree Computing: http://www.pinetreecomputing.com/camctl.asp.

If you are using Linux, check out gphoto2 (http://www.gphoto.org), which is a
general program to control cameras.

--
Michael Meissner
email:
http://www.the-meissners.org

Michael Meissner skrev:
Joachim Lous writes:

Dave Herzstein skrev:
The Canon EOS 10D can do this via USB; PC/remote shutter release, PC
setting exposure values, flash-capable, 6MP/low noise images.

Thanks. I'll think about it, but if anyone knows about a cheaper
alternative please let me know.

Many of the Olympus prosumer cameras can do this

Thanks for the help everyopne. Turns out many Canon cameras can do it
too. If anyone else is interested: download the latest update to
"Remote capture" (how was I supposed to think of that as a search
phrase?) from Canon, and the README will tell you exacly which
model supports which operations by cable.

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Joachim Lous

Michael Meissner skrev:
Joachim Lous writes:

Dave Herzstein skrev:
The Canon EOS 10D can do this via USB; PC/remote shutter release, PC
setting exposure values, flash-capable, 6MP/low noise images.

Thanks. I'll think about it, but if anyone knows about a cheaper
alternative please let me know.

Many of the Olympus prosumer cameras can do this

Thanks for the help everyopne. Turns out many Canon cameras can do it
too. If anyone else is interested: download the latest update to
"Remote capture" (how was I supposed to think of that as a search
phrase?) from Canon, and the README will tell you exacly which
model supports which operations by cable.

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Joachim Lous

Michael Meissner skrev:
Joachim Lous writes:

Dave Herzstein skrev:
The Canon EOS 10D can do this via USB; PC/remote shutter release, PC
setting exposure values, flash-capable, 6MP/low noise images.

Thanks. I'll think about it, but if anyone knows about a cheaper
alternative please let me know.

Many of the Olympus prosumer cameras can do this

Thanks for the help everyopne. Turns out many Canon cameras can do it
too, including most of their consumer range. If anyone else is
interested in details: download the latest update to "Remote capture"
(how was I supposed to think of that as a search phrase?) from Canon,
and the README will tell you exacly which model supports PC-control over
what operations.

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Joachim Lous

Michael Meissner skrev:
Joachim Lous writes:

Dave Herzstein skrev:
The Canon EOS 10D can do this via USB; PC/remote shutter release, PC
setting exposure values, flash-capable, 6MP/low noise images.

Thanks. I'll think about it, but if anyone knows about a cheaper
alternative please let me know.

Many of the Olympus prosumer cameras can do this

Thanks for the help everyopne. Turns out many Canon cameras can do it
too, including most of their consumer range. If anyone else is
interested in details: download the latest update to "Remote capture"
(how was I supposed to think of that as a search phrase?) from Canon,
and the README will tell you exacly which model supports PC-control over
what operations.

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Joachim Lous