From the post,Īdd the java bin directory to your PATH, On a windows machine, the Java bin directory should be : C:\Program Files\Java\jre7\bin' But you have to have java installed in your machine. I also added liveview from, thanks to lenuisible.
So you can make timelapses by zooming in each shot, or changing the white balance when its dark outside. You can tell the program to repeat those commands. You can also record those settings and play them back later. It is a very simple program, you just see the commands (like focus, zoom, exposure, aperture, white balance etc.) and use them. I took these, and adapted to my 13 years old remote control software (originally written in vb6 for casio qv3000).Īfter a couple of days, the software now finds the camera, queries its capabilities, and allows user to control the camera from windows PC. Couple of months ago, a photographer decode the communication protocol between image app on smartphone and GH3 camera.
