PC remote control (Tethered Shooting) of the Nikon Coolpix digital camera in microscopy
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From one single monitor it is thus possible to control all functions to take a microscope photo: 1. Focusing (a large monitor makes it easier to focus manually) 2. Zooming (absolutely important to eliminate vignetting) 3. Shutter releasing (eliminates unsharpness due to shaking the camera and so enhances the image quality) 4. Saving the built-in TFT monitor by using only the PC monitor |
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Side view of the Nikon Coolpix 4500: The USB port is also the RS232 port. Connect with the PC via Nikon Serial cable SC-EWR3. |
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Nikon serial cable SC-EW3 for RS 232, available where Nikon accessories are sold. |
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Screenshoot of Snappixx |
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Connecting your digial camera to a computer via video output |
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