alexandroff
01-03-2009, 11:45 PM
I was looking for a remote control to initiate d90 video recording...
http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?t=156995
and this is quite an interesting link i got in replies:
http://www.breezesys.com/index.htm
this got me thinking in these directions
(some of them may dead end...)
1. If this software can really control the D90 (& canon) through the remote cord and laptop - it's great, especially when you get your d90 car mounted or smth like that.
2. Using this you will have a laptop... laptops (especially some of those Sony VAIO's ) are very small today - they can serve as a field monitor (software promises liveview on screen)... battery lasts for hours already built into a laptop, great resolution, portable and not too expensive... perhaps can be mounted on something like this:
http://www.cinevate.com/images/cagelaptop.jpg
3. if you have a laptop with you, with known screen brightness, it is easy to generate full screen images of solid tones of gray to get desired exposure from D90 or canon on the spot as well
4. since these guys can control that much of these cameras through the cord, perhaps they are unofficially the closest ones who can hack the firmware:)
i havent used the software... just some quick thoughts that came to mind
http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?t=156995
and this is quite an interesting link i got in replies:
http://www.breezesys.com/index.htm
this got me thinking in these directions
(some of them may dead end...)
1. If this software can really control the D90 (& canon) through the remote cord and laptop - it's great, especially when you get your d90 car mounted or smth like that.
2. Using this you will have a laptop... laptops (especially some of those Sony VAIO's ) are very small today - they can serve as a field monitor (software promises liveview on screen)... battery lasts for hours already built into a laptop, great resolution, portable and not too expensive... perhaps can be mounted on something like this:
http://www.cinevate.com/images/cagelaptop.jpg
3. if you have a laptop with you, with known screen brightness, it is easy to generate full screen images of solid tones of gray to get desired exposure from D90 or canon on the spot as well
4. since these guys can control that much of these cameras through the cord, perhaps they are unofficially the closest ones who can hack the firmware:)
i havent used the software... just some quick thoughts that came to mind