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Access digital cameraI have this Pentax Optio camera and I want to access it via vb.net. I
would like to write something where I can snap the picture from the application and it automatically acquires the image from the camera and displays it. I found a couple sample apps out there. One is a WIA app but it does not see my camera. One is a TWAIN application and it also does not see my camera. I do not see any drivers on Pentax's site that talk about WIA or TWAIN. The camera just shows up as a removeable disk. What method would I use to access this camera using .NET? I though maybe it was DirectX but didn't find anything on it. Thanks for any help..... Chris The mapped removable drive only allows you to get/save pictures from the
camera memory and TWAIN was intended for scanners, way before digital cameras appeared, so I think that the only ways are: - Using WIA, as shown in this example: http://www.codeproject.com/dotnet/wiascriptingdotnet.asp WIA is intended for scanners and cameras, but if yours doesn´t appear maybe is not compatible or maybe you need to install some software/driver from the camera CD-ROM. Notice that in one of the images of the sample you can see an scanner and two cameras as devices. - Using the native driver of the camera. Most cameras provide a software to do exactly what you want, and they must be using some proprietary driver if they are not using something standard. -- Show quoteHide quoteBest regards, Carlos J. Quintero MZ-Tools: Productivity add-ins for Visual Studio You can code, design and document much faster: http://www.mztools.com "Stupid48" <cf_r***@hotmail.com> escribió en el mensaje news:1141922423.666207.224140@i39g2000cwa.googlegroups.com... >I have this Pentax Optio camera and I want to access it via vb.net. I > would like to write something where I can snap the picture from the > application and it automatically acquires the image from the camera and > displays it. I found a couple sample apps out there. One is a WIA app > but it does not see my camera. One is a TWAIN application and it also > does not see my camera. I do not see any drivers on Pentax's site that > talk about WIA or TWAIN. The camera just shows up as a removeable > disk. What method would I use to access this camera using .NET? I > though maybe it was DirectX but didn't find anything on it. > > Thanks for any help..... > > Chris >
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"Stupid48" <cf_r***@hotmail.com> wrote in message Have you tried the manufacturer's website? They may provide a programmers's news:1141922423.666207.224140@i39g2000cwa.googlegroups.com... >I have this Pentax Optio camera and I want to access it via vb.net. I > would like to write something where I can snap the picture from the > application and it automatically acquires the image from the camera and > displays it. I found a couple sample apps out there. One is a WIA app > but it does not see my camera. One is a TWAIN application and it also > does not see my camera. I do not see any drivers on Pentax's site that > talk about WIA or TWAIN. The camera just shows up as a removeable > disk. What method would I use to access this camera using .NET? I > though maybe it was DirectX but didn't find anything on it. > > Thanks for any help..... > > Chris SDK for their digital cameras. Canon does. It would be much easier to get something going that way. Without some soft of reference to the specific camera's controls etc. you are going to be flying around in the dark. Try starting here: http://www.digital.pentax.co.jp/en/index.php You may have to email them and ask if they provide an SDK for Developers like Canon does. james
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