Controlling Nikon D40

Introductions:

This time lets try the other brand of camera (Nikon D40X ) and it will be coming from someone who is willing to sponsor for the curiosity of this test.I have mentioned it for the past few weeks and hey the camera just arrived this Friday(May 6,2011 Note::-Pacqiao and Mosely fight can't wait to see it; then Sir Edwin 'Son baptism -Ninong ako..) am so excited to test the scanning software and see if something could happen so different (Canon Vs Nikon)

Requirements:
RoBook Scanner beta-release
Nikon D40X
PC -Fedora OS

Objectives:
To test D40X in our scanning software and see some extra features:

Methodology:

Detail(1)Oh my.. I have a plenty of them


Detail(2) Nikon D40X ready to shoot


Detail(3) Turn off the light and see the working settings


Detail(4) Yes! Its been detected


Detail(5)Lets check gphoto2 first


Detail(6) Let's see what we can tweak(gphoto2 --list-config)


Detail(7) Menu setup (MTP/PTP)


Detail(8) Capture output focusing just the sjubject


Detail(9) Video of controlling D40X


Remarks:

First of all many thanks to Sir Edwin for lending me his personal Camera (Nikon D40X) that I will be using in this test.(..again thanks Sir!)

With the observations I'd experienced , just a little modification for the scanning software then its ready to accommodate all brands of cameras.

Conclusions:

RoBook Scanner (Preliminary Testing)

Introductions:

So here we go , the code was done over and over,and it seemed system work flow went on as what was been expected.Now, is the test to really determine it would pass the desired goals-the rigidity and efficiency of the RoBook Scanner design.

Requirements:
1)RoBook Scanner Software
1.1)10-20,000 loops of capture
2.2) Two stereo cameras (Canon G10)
3) Tripod

Objectives:
1)To test RoBook Scanner capturing books that would last 24 hours-non stop!
2) To observe RoBook Scanner system process.

Methodology:

Here is my code flow at glance:



Then at the terminal use "top" shell monitoring command
root@localhost@ top

Detail(1) RoBook Scanner's thousands of capture image and the system process


Remarks:

Conclusions: