I recently met a really strange problem: I made this IXUS160 working on my old Ubuntu machine, which has gphoto2.5.8, libgphoto2.5.8, and libgphoto2_port 0.12.0, able to --auto-detect and --capture-image.But when I tried the raspberry pi 2 which simply has raspbian jessie and gphoto2, gphoto2 was installed by gphoto2-updater (2.5.9), my canon DSLR cameras work well, but IXUS160 can be detected with --auto-detect but cannot capture image reporting error:*** Error *** Sorry, your camera does not support generic captureERROR: Could not capture image.ERROR: Could not capture.*** Error (-6: 'Unsupported operation') *** And I tried my new ubuntu system, installed gphoto2 with gphoto2-updater (2.5.9), the same problems... I'm stuck here for some days, any hints?Many thanks,Elaine
I'm stuck here for some days, any hints?
Try something like:gphoto2 --set-config chdk_script="script code"
When I trying to connect it with chdkptp on raspberry, I got a message no supported camera, seems that raspberry simple dont see the camera.Do we have ptp support embedded into chdk for ixus 160?
Hi Guys,Im new to this site, and love your work.I have an IXUS 160 and want to be able to remotely trigger it to enable some 3D mapping from a UAV. Is this possible using the firmware on the previous page?
and do I follow the installation instruction in the manual.
Watching at the user manual I got the following information:Aperture: f/3.2 / f/9.0 (W), f/6.9 / f/20.0 (T)Does the IXUS160 have an iris aperture?
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