digiCamControl

<r>Hi Duka. I've forgotten most anything I ever new about computing - so I hope this query has some grounding in reality ! <br/> <br/> If a workstation has multiple cpu cores then is it possible that each "digicamcontrol thread" [for each camera] is simultaneously at the same instruction set machine...

As you alluded to - that product does not cover the "tight timings" and neither can digicamcontrol ! that other product is immensely expensive [in my opinion, for what it does] - there is a definite gap in the market - I hope digicamcontrol can fill it [for alarge / expandable number of cams !

<r>Hi again marekglaser. With DSLR [even if the trigger signal was instantaneously applied to each camera] the first shutter "curtain" to open has some variability [that variability is potentially to several milli-secs]. The only way to accurately [to mSec level] control the simultaneous opening [or...

<t>Hi marekglaser - i'd love to hear what your usb hub / usb workstation host controller configuration is (if it is already in place) ? i'd be even more interested if a single digicamcontrol install can get 36 frames back to the one machine ? btw - the complexity of the usb specification is high. I ...

<t>Thanks Duka - yes, that's my understaning of the USB protocol [and therefore multiple host controllers (in one workstation)] is a workaround to the 127 figure.<br/> <br/> Can you comment whether the number of "simultaneous threads" might be adversely affected by multiple host controllers [on one ...

<r>Hi Duka, I might have asked some of these questions on the old forum [but can't remember] so apologies if this was already addressed !<br/> <br/> <URL url="http://digicamcontrol.com/manual/multiple-cameras">http://digicamcontrol.com/manual/multiple-cameras</URL> <br/> <br/> states:<br/> <br/> "Th...