I've been looking for a way to be able to display an image I just shot. This is not what is usually understood by wireless 'tethering'; I want to continue to use my camera. It's just to be able to see the result on a larger screen.
Nikon's networking isn't worth mentioning, so I finally hit on the recently apparently defunct eye-fi, which seems to have support by Nikon. This isn't ideal, because these cards are very small and slow, but for some situations, it might be OK. I didn't yet figure out to make the eyefiserver work on linux, but I guess I'll do so eventually. My question is, if there is some support by darktable for this. The eveyfiserver has an option allowing to run a program every time a new file has arrived. I could imagine another option besides darktable's 'tethering' entering such a mode to show that image in darktroom. Of course, a new commandline option would be needed, such that eyefiserver can inform a running darktable instance that the file is now available at a given pathname. It would break a bit darktable's philosophy, as I wouldn't expect that image to belong to any film roll or collection. I'd prefer to do that later when importing the images properly. It's mainly for instant visualization and the possibility to check the behaviour of some tools and that image. Or is there a better solution to this? Thanks, ____________________________________________________________________________ darktable user mailing list to unsubscribe send a mail to darktable-user+unsubscr...@lists.darktable.org
