Updated links for the Windows, Linux and macOS V3.6.12

Released qDslrDashboard V3.6.7 for Android, Windows x64, Linux x64 and macOS x64.
– added Nikon Z9
– fixed errors reported by users
– worked on Sony USB connection. USB connection to Sony cameras should work now, shutter/ISO/aperture change is possible, live view should work and capture also. Unfortunately Sony does not provide any documentation for developers so development is slow. I only have the a6300 so now trying to get some newer model as the a6300 is very limited (only can capture to controlling device, can’t list the SD card, etc) Also currently the LRTimelapse screen is not working for Sony connected with USB, still need to figure out how to implement as Sony cameras only allow property value increment/decrement
– a new AppImage format is released for Linux, you should download it, then chmod +x it and after that you can execute it

You can now download the qDslrDashboard V3.6.4 for Raspberry Pi 4 Buster.
After unpacking the archive start it with the qDslrDashboard.sh script.
Note that it will now run in an X window.

qDslrDashboard V3.6.4 changes:

• added Nikon Z6 II and Z7 II
• added missing Canon ISO values
• ability to automatically change the focus stacking direction at the end
• show/hide for the LRTimelapse info display
• various fixes

It is rolling out for Android right now.

Windows changes:

Added ability to use the UsbDK driver. With the UsbDK driver you don’t need to install the WinUSB driver anymore for the camera.

To install the usbDK driver you can use the installer available at UsbDK releases page.

You can also use qDslrDashboard to install the driver. You need to start qDslrDashboard with administrative rights for this. Go to settings page and enable the ‘Use usbDK USB acces’ option. After that press the ‘USBDK inst’ button, this will install the usbDK driver. With the ‘USBDK uninst’ button you can uninstall the driveer. After this you can exit qDslrDashboard and start it with normal user rights and use your USB connect camera.

A very informative video tutorial on using qDslrDashboard for shooting Holy Grail Timelapse sequences from Gunther Wegner the creator of LRTimelapse

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.