dslrdashboard.info

If you run into a problem again here is a debug build: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxMZ8X ... sp=sharing

It will save a qdd_<date_time>.log file into your Android device Documents folder.

Aperture ramping will only make sense on D800, D810, D750, D4 while the camera is in live view.
Do you maybe used a lens that has no aperture info and you enabled aperture ramping?

Will see to add for the next version, I only need to add the aperture field so it is not a problem.

I didn't change anything regarding the host mode for Nikon DSLR, it is the same in last versions.
Can you maybe give some example for your setup settings (shutter, iso, slowest shuter, max iso, interval, etc)

Does your iOS device maybe going into deep sleep? Did you used the 'Keep screen on' option?

I can add that, but if I calculate from your example I get a different value:
width: 5472
sensor width: 36mm
pixel size: 36 / 5472 = 0,0065 mm = 6,5 micron
aperture: 2.8
focal length: 14mm

shutter = ( 35 * 2,8 + 30 * 6,5 ) / 14 = (98 + 195) / 14 = 20,98

You can build OpenWrt and ddserver on your own. ddserver source is available here: https://github.com/hubaiz/DslrDashboardServer To build for OpenWrt you will need the OpenWrt source, here you have very good documentation: http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/howto/buildroot.exigence http://wiki.openwrt.org/...

External interval timer will work as long the camera is not in 'Host mode'

On iOS devices USB connection is not available.

The M5350 is not yet supported by OpenWrt (not sure when it will be or if it will be)

The V0.2.9 that I release has a delay option for focus stacking now.