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I have a device that I'm moving using two servos. I'm controlling the motion using LabView. I want to capture the images of the device using MotionPro X3 high-speed camera (To track the position etc). So I need to synchronize the camera trigger and the motion using LabView. The software that comes with the camera (Motion Pro Studio) has the ability to allow the camera to be triggered using an external source. So I generated an analog signal using labview, and I connected a BNC cable from the analog output on the DAQ board to the camera. The camera needs at least 3V so it gets triggered, so I created a point-slider in labview, to increase the voltage from 0V to at least 3V. I got this part to work.

So now I'm trying to combine the camera control code with the motion control code. In the motion control VI, when I hit "Run" the device starts to move, but data (Position, forces etc) is only saved when I hit "Save Data". What I want to do is to trigger the camera when I hit "Save Data", and not when I run the program. Is there a way to increase the voltage from 0 to 3V when I hit the "Save Data" switch?

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There are several ways you can trigger the camera from a DAQ board depending on the model. I would recommend that you refer to the following knowledge base/white paper regarding tips and techniques for triggering with a data acquisition board and NI-DAQmx VIs

Also depending on your camera ports and if you have access to our vision tools that can be added to LabVIEW (Vision Development Module), then you can use the following example code to trigger your camera acquisition.

I have a Pulnix 6470 CL camera , I have attached that using a PCI NI1498 card and also installed NIMAQ driver. In NI - MAX, its showing NI-PCI, under that its showing channel 0, with camera name Cohu7700cl.

I have an A4Tech camera on Windows 10. It hasn't got an in-your-face led as such to indicate it's on. I just noticed a blue haze but wasn't sure if it was a reflection or if the camera was on. I used Zoom to confirm it was on and, it turned off when I exited Zoom.

This shows which apps have permission to use the camera and when they last used it as Last accessed xxxxx. It will also show it is currently being used as Currently in use. The list is divided into "Store Apps" and "Desktop Apps"

Unfortunately, you can't necessarily rely on the contents of this screen. By virtue of their nature, desktop apps are able to access your camera hardware directly, bypassing Windows' regular APIs. This means that a malicious app could stream your camera feed without notifying Windows, so it won't show up in the list. Generally, most respectable programs will appear here, but Microsoft's own documentation warns of the possibility that some won't.

Hi guys, I am super noob for UE. I want to create a simple game with a plank as the Pawn that flaps up on key press and returns to normal postion on release. I created a BP_Pawn class and added cube mesh to it. Then added a camera component and cliked play. the game runs in default camera. I have also created a game mode class and choosen my pawn as the default pawn. Please help me to understand the problem here. Thanks in Advance.

If you're using a Chrome device at work or school, your network administrator can set camera and microphone settings for you. In that case, you can't change them here. Learn about using a managed Chrome device.

Hello, I'm trying to make a minimap and basically, every tutorial shows to make a second camera facing down and output it to a texture, however, it was brought to my attention that this causes performance issues? I'd imagine if your game is small it doesn't matter, but I'd still like to know what is an alternative way to make a minimap?

Webcam detection is automatic where present. In 4.0.3, the camera defaults to the front-facing camera so a lot of applications (especially pre-2.3 applications, which can only fetch the default camera, i.e. the back-facing one) will still show you the old checkerbox-with-moving-square stand-in instead.

If you want to use your actual camera instead of a mock, the option's value will be webcam${N}. How do you know what ${N} should be? emulator -webcam-list lists and describes the cameras available on your computer.

My camera is always active and it shuts down(led on camera) when I open-close cheese web-camera program. Is someone using my camera or just a bug? I have heard that many can control web-cameras. On windows it is working fine! Web camera is genius facecam 113. How to stop the application doing this?

If you think that someone is using your camera, you should probably disconnect from the Internet just to see if it stops. If it doesn't, then it's probably a program on your computer, or perhaps a compatibility problem since on Windows it behaves differently.

I need users to be able to click on a button that will open the iPhone camera. In the backend I need to write that image to a database. I found this code snippet that I think will do the trick (html - How to access a mobile's camera from a web app? - Stack Overflow):

When I was 13 years old, I was gifted a Pentax ME 35mm film camera. From then on, I was hooked. I vividly remember the smell of the dark room and excited anticipation of developing my prints. Since then, photography has been a part of me. Like many over the years, my photography has evolved; not just in style and process, but in gear as well.

If you are asking if you can use your SIGMA E-mount lenses on your Canon RF mount camera, there is currently no adapter for this purpose, and it is unlikely that any such adapter would (or could) be developed due to the very different mount designs.

Not sure what to think about article. It is great that author sees improvement, but there is no data for supporting that. What Sigma lenses does she use? What camera did she use? Is she switching from Canon 350d to R6, or Canon 6D mark I or for example Canon 5D Mark IV? How can we refer article to anything? I clicked into the link, as a owner of DSLR from Canon, and owner of 3 Sigma lenses, two for Canon and one for Sony A system (E mount) . I am extremely disappointed because all I know, is to buy another DSLR from Canon, since there is no hope to get proper information. When camera companies will stop using buying like cash machines and start respecting us more?

I'm connecting my t6s to my smartphone using Camera Connect. I can view the images on the camera just fine but when I download them to the phone they are resized to 1920X1280. I'd like to be able to transfer the full size image but can't find any setting to do that. The camera itself gives me option for full or resized when sending to web service like Canon Gateway but no such setting is apparent for smartphone connection.

The Camera Connect app does not have the ability to transfer RAW or full sized images. Images that are transferred are resized. To upload full size images, this will need to be done using the EOS Utility software on a computer.

Add a toolbar option which would launch the camera in one click, and allow capturing the image with another click of the shutter button, which would directly add a link to the image in the currently open file and directly add the image file to the (set by default) attachment folder.

This would allow taking a photo and adding it into notes directly with just 2 taps. This would go a long way in aiding quick capture of events into notes.

Currently to be able to take a photo and to add it to obsidian one would have to leave obsidian, launch the camera app, take the photo, then go back to obsidian, and finally find the image using the attachment tool. This has a little too much friction (for me) to be able to use it meaningfully.

Unfortunately, most webcams are terrible cameras that take terriblepictures. The market for decent quality webcams seems to benon-existent, with the available choices seeming to sit somewhere between bad and mediocre. Laptopwebcams have the additional problem that thin lids mean that the camera isfighting a losing battle against physics [1] thatsoftware can only partly overcome.

All modern cameras use the same 1/4 mount hole, so pretty much any mountyou buy will work with pretty much any camera. Some people use a tripod, butthat tends to make the camera too low or, if adequately high, potentiallywobbly.

If you don't have a lot of personal data on your RPi, then I would suggest that you use the Raspberry Pi Imager (1.7.5 or newer) and download the OctoPi (new camera stack) build 20320720144556, create an OctoPrint backup on your current install, reflash your SD card, and restore the backup.

Thanks so much for your help! I followed your instructions -- didn't have anything on the SD card so I just started from scratch with the RPi Imager and the new camera stack choice. The RPi came up nicely and connected to WiFi; I'm able to SSH to it and access the Web interface, but still no camera. I got the same results from the *vcgencmd" and raspistill commands as last time:

Not sure how helpful or even relevant this might be, but I found the camera-streamer command and ran it with verbose logging. It looks like it gets pretty far into its process (can't tell which messages are hard errors vs. just warnings) but eventually fails.

I'm not a camera expert but as I understand it, in the new camera stack image camera-streamer uses libcamera to access the camera. In your new system info bundle, the camerastack-libcamera.log contains 1 line "No cameras available!".

Okay, and thank you for your help! I'll look forward to hearing about whatever you learn as you update your OS. It's odd that camerastack-libcamera.log says "no cameras available" when vcgencmd get_camera seems to suggest that there are cameras present - although no libcamera interfaces are found. ff782bc1db