A detailed ‘cheat sheet’ from a qDslrDashboard user: Cheat sheet

Thank you

In downloads now available a build for Raspberry Pi Raspbian Stretch.

Installation instructions

Please note that the new TP-Link MR3020 V3 has a new CPU and it is not yet supported by the OpenWrt project ( https://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/tp-link/tl-mr3020 ) and the firmware available here is not working with it.

qDslrDashboard V3.5.3 desktop version downloads now available for:

Windows x64 and x86

OSX x64

Linux x64

and for

Raspberry PI

qDslrDashboard V3.5.3 is now available for iOS and Android.

The V3.5.3 for Linux, OSX, Windows and Raspberry Pi will be available in the upcoming days.

Updated the site and the forum to the latest version and also to secure https:// connection.

If you having problems with the forum display then do a hard refresh in your browser (CTRL+F5 in Windows)

The fixed iOS version that solves the connection and image view crash is now available.

There is a version numbering change, the leading ‘0.’ is dropped from the version number. This way in future I can better track the various builds.

I’m aware of the problems on some of the iOS devices and working on a fix.

I made a test version that is tested in iTunes TestFlight.

I managed the fixed the 2 errors that where the crashing the application and if no other problem is reported I will submit the new version to Apple for review.

There is an error in the V0.3.4 desktop versions (Linux, OSX, Windows) that prevents the USB connection to work.
Download and unpack the V0.3.4_fix archive into the V0.3.4 folder and overwrite the qDslrDashboard executable.

In case of the OSX redownload it again.

qDslrDashboard V0.3.4 is now available with the following changes

• added BULB capture for Sony cameras that support it (needs the latest ‘Smart remote‘ on camera)
• added custom bracketing for Sony cameras (A and M mode)
• added Lumix GH4 (and probably other Lumix models that support PTP mode) USB connection (their PTP implementation is very basic, capture, change shutter/aperture/iso, browse/download images)
• other fixes reported by users

I wish you all Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.