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I'm currently migrating my photo booth software from executing the CLI interface to your library. Triggering the CLI and writing the images to the file system was the best way for me to go in 2016 😅
The only thing I couldn't find was a way to keep the images on the camera. I selected the capturetarget properly, but they won't stay on the sd card like they do with gphoto2 --capture-image-and-download --keep.
Did I miss anything?
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Ah, found it in camera_helpers.cc, line 380. So it's a feature request.
I think the best way to go is to add bool keep to take_picture_request and check before deleting. Maybe you want to take a look? Otherwise I'll try, but I'm quite inexperienced with bindings to JavaScript.
Hi @lwille,
thanks so much for your work! 👍
I'm currently migrating my photo booth software from executing the CLI interface to your library. Triggering the CLI and writing the images to the file system was the best way for me to go in 2016 😅
The only thing I couldn't find was a way to keep the images on the camera. I selected the
capturetarget
properly, but they won't stay on the sd card like they do withgphoto2 --capture-image-and-download --keep
.Did I miss anything?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: