Hi all,
I'm new to this forum and also fairly new to microcontrollers but I've
understood that the PIC controllers are one of the most common so thats why
I'm here.

What I would like to do is to create some kind of interface that let me
control a digital camera through its USB-port. Not all camera functions are
necessary to control, but for example shutter, aperture and zoom and maybe a
few more. The controlling should be done with some kind of simple keyboard.
So, a schematic idea would look like:

keyboard -> PIC controller -> USB host -> camera

I know that there are software for controlling cameras from the computer but
beacuse I will put everything in a Underwater Camera housing I'm not able to
bring the computer.

Are there suitable PIC-controllers for this kind of applications? Are there
PIC's and USB-hosts already in the same circuit? Maybe some kind of kits
available? Is this a very complicated thing to do?

Thanks a lot for your help!

/Kristian
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