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Forum: Pentax DSLR Discussion
01-30-2019, 09:58 PM
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Sorry, that's what I had assumed but then you provided a reference to the method and as I had inexplicably missed the ".NET SDK" qualifier, I thought there was one after all. :(
Not yet, sorry. Too many other tasks to handle at the moment.
Yes, that will work and will reduce transfer times.
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Forum: Pentax DSLR Discussion
01-28-2019, 02:52 PM
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Have you tried "CameraDevice.Focus Method (Int32)"?
It looks like one would be able to iterate through an adjustment range and thus get a series of images, all with a slightly different focus.
Sure.
I wouldn't expect an app like yours to develop RAW files (unless there are useful libraries that you could use) but the long transfer times wouldn't be so problematic in my view. Obviously, it would be nicer if Ricoh had implemented quicker WiFi transfer, but even a slow WiFi transfer of a RAW file is quicker or at least much more convenient than removing the card and transferring the image manually.
My main usage for an app would be to gain the ability to preview results in detail before committing to a series of shots.
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Forum: Pentax DSLR Discussion
01-26-2019, 02:13 AM
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Andrea, this is fantastic work, thanks a lot!
I don't have time to play with the software right now but hope you don't mind two questions.
First, can you confirm that focus bracketing isn't supported (probably due to the Pentax API not supporting it of WiFi)?
Your approach using different AF points is great, but sometimes it would be nice to be able to simply step through a focus range.
Second, is it possible to review RAW files (PEF or DNG) at 100% resolution? For that to work, you'd have to resort to some RAW developer. I'm specifically not talking about accessing the embedded JPEG in a RAW file as this doesn't have the required quality to perform critical checking. An alternative, of course, is to show RAW+JPG on the camera and then to inspect the JPEG file.
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