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1 | initial version | posted 2014-01-18 09:29:27 +0200 |
Ahoy sailors,
it came to my mind if it is possible to take a common DSLR(or Bridge?) camera, remove the viewfinder and the monitor and use the jolla instead as controller for the camera.
The Pros:
-you get a (relative) compact (semi-)professional camera with good optics and a large chips (8+ Magapixels)
-you use the the display of the jolla as viewfinder and a native application to control the camera (updates/features for the future)
-images a saved to the jolla/sdcard
So would this be possible with the I2C interface to control the chips on the "DSLR" module by the jolla?
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Ahoy sailors,
it came to my mind if it is possible to take a common DSLR(or Bridge?) camera, remove the viewfinder and the monitor and use the jolla instead as controller for the camera.
The Pros:
-you get a (relative) compact (semi-)professional camera with good optics and a large chips (8+ Magapixels)
-you use the the display of the jolla as viewfinder and a native application to control the camera (updates/features for the future)
-images a saved to the jolla/sdcard
So would this be possible with the I2C interface to control the chips on the "DSLR" module by the jolla?
Ahoy sailors,
it came to my mind if it is possible to take a common DSLR(or Bridge?) camera, remove the viewfinder and the monitor and use the jolla instead as controller for the camera.
The Pros:
-you get a (relative) compact (semi-)professional camera with good optics and a large chips (8+ Magapixels)
-you use the the display of the jolla as viewfinder and a native application to control the camera (updates/features for the future)
-images a saved to the jolla/sdcard
So would this be possible with the I2C interface to control the chips on the "DSLR" module by the jolla?
Ahoy sailors,
it came to my mind if it is possible to take a common DSLR(or Bridge?) camera, remove the viewfinder and the monitor and use the jolla instead as controller for the camera.
The Pros:
-you get a (relative) compact (semi-)professional camera with good optics and a large chips (8+ Magapixels)
-you use the the display of the jolla as viewfinder and a native application to control the camera (updates/features for the future)
-images a saved to the jolla/sdcard
So would this be possible with the I2C interface to control the chips on the "DSLR" module by the jolla?