On Thu, 19 Jul 2001, mike oneil wrote:

> Has anyone managed to control a digital camara (Kodak DC280 in
> particular) with a PIC? I've been unable to find information on the
> serial port (rs232 not usb) of the Kodak, the type of commands available
> and their format. My idea is to make a controller that can wake the
> camera up from standby, take a photo then shutdown the camara until the
> next shot. The shots would be timed at say 2 or 3 per day over a period
> of a couple of weeks.
> If anyone has any pointers to Kodak DC280 interface information I'd be
> gratefull.
> Thanks,
> Mike O'Neil

Maybe "Digital Cameras on Fujitsu chipset"...

http://www.average.org/digicam/

I don't know if Kodak is using Fujitsu chipset (Kodak was not listed in
combatible cameras section), but maybe this helps someone.


And on the same page there is url for Kodak dc20 - maybe the right for
you...

http://www.planet-interkom.de/oliver.hartmann/dc20secr.htm


Has anybody made a remote shutter release for Nikon, maybe IR-remote
release (I am still trying to find spare time to make one).


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