Dace
October 12th, 2006, 06:57 AM
Some time ago I thought that it would be nice to use my digital camera to view images that have been modified in some photo retouching program or haven't been originally taken with a digital camera at all. In most cases digital cameras won't display such images just by throwing them in the camera. I found a program called TVwriter that converts images into a JPEG-format that digital cameras accept, but unfortunately it's for Windows only and a commercial product. After searching around the net I found out that for some reason Python Imaging Library produces JPEGs that some - but not all - digital cameras are able to display. Based on this find I created a TVwriter-inspired GUI for converting images into camera viewable JPEG-format using Python Imaging Library. It works fine with my camera.
However, since I only got one digital camera myself, I'd like to know now which digital cameras are able to display the images produced by Python Imaging Library. So if you are interested in using your digital camera as image viewer, please try this small program and tell me if it worked. Don't forget to tell what's the make and model of your camera.
The program can be found here: http://iki.fi/dace/camerizer
Thank You
However, since I only got one digital camera myself, I'd like to know now which digital cameras are able to display the images produced by Python Imaging Library. So if you are interested in using your digital camera as image viewer, please try this small program and tell me if it worked. Don't forget to tell what's the make and model of your camera.
The program can be found here: http://iki.fi/dace/camerizer
Thank You