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If you think of using WiFi to download them - it won't work. Camera turns off WiFi the moment you start recording video and you have manually turn it on again. If you think of using MR3040 or USB connection - the is no sense of doing it. While camera is connected with USB you cannot start LV on came...

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3rd time - It's problem with your system, not qDD. Change this useless built-in gallery app.

JPG pictures transfer to the phone, in DslrDashboard folder, you can see jpg pictures files. But the system image manager（ system gallery app） can not see these photos. you must delete DslrDashboardThumbs folder and restart Android phones image manager（ system gallery app） to find photos. S...

If you cannot see photos in different app than qDD (e.g. system app) - it's has nothing to do with qDD. Install different app for viewing photos - like QuickPic.

Standard system gallery app often has problem with updating list of media files.

DavidY wrote:Will DslrDashboard ever have this capability?

You can record to laptop if your laptop has HDMI input. Although record time is limited to 30 minutes after which camera turns off LV.

The is no, and there will be no possibility to record video over USB and still control camera.

Uncheck "image review after capture" or set camera to RAW+JPEG than qDD will download only JPEG.

Interesting. That means I could still use DslrDashboard and the LRTimelapse component to do my exposure ramping for holy grail, but trigger the camera with another remote or intervalometer? This would help with my panoramic timelapses, having my robotic head trigger the camera. Yes you can use exte...

I've testes D300s and there is no problem with 5 second gap between shots. Camera set to RAW+JPEG basic small, CF Sandisk Extreme 60MB/s. I think it is due to your camera settings or slow CF card that you need longer time. And for startrails I don't use LRTimelapse at all. Just set correct exposure ...

Tu use shorter interval times buy faster SD card.
With SanDisk Extreme Pro 95MB/s you should be able to go down to 3s with RAW + basic small JPEGs.