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  Re: Entangle Polyna-Maude Racicot-Summerside <debian@polynamaude.com> - 2021-05-19 16:30 +0200

#235371 — Re: Entangle

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Hi,

On 2021-05-19 4:17 a.m., mick crane wrote:
> Installed Entangle on Bullseye for use with Canon 40d and it Just Works,
> cool.
> Can I lock the mirror up permanently and use either Entangle or the
> camera shutter button ?
You mean that you'd like to take picture in live view ?
Because that's exactly how live view work, it raise the mirror and
display the sensor on your back screen (or a tethered display) and allow
you to take picture.

The only thing that will be tricky and require to do some hand coding
will be if you want to use wifi based tethering. As long you use the USB
cable it will all be good.

I use a old PowerShot S2 IS as my webcam and often took picture with my EOS.

One thing, you'll be able to have a preview only if your camera model
already include this features. On the model that don't have built-in
live view, you'll only get the possibility to take tethered shooting,
that is to push the shutter from your computer.

> I could try but I thought I'd ask first.
I could give you all the answer in the world and it could still happens
that you end up with a "no luck" situation where your camera model is
not supported. Well, I doubt here because Canon camera have a pretty
good support with Entanble / Darktable. Still, give it a try, where's
the risk ?

Don't be scared, go forward ;-)

Hope this help !
> mick

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Polyna-Maude R.-Summerside
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