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Oh dear, and this I think may result in spending a very great deal of time! I'm beginning to feel that this should be a back burner project, as there seems no easy solution. I've had a 350D spare body for some time, I thought I might be able to utilize its fairly large sensor to good effect. But it ...

Thanks Dave, that's good to know. It could save me a lot of time.

Are you aware of any workarounds that CAN make the 350D play with SharpCap? (I have a virtual machine running xp which could be pressed into service.)

Thanks for rapid response Robin.

I've read the link you sent, and I feel its best attempted another day!

Ill let you know if I succeed.

Is it possible to use a Canon 350D with SharpCap?

I have found very few (and confusing) posts on the internet, and would appreciate a definitive answer.

Thanks for the swift reply Robin.

I can confirm that SharpCap v4 DOES work on both my computers.

Thank you for the help.

R.

SharpCap v3.2.6480 and 6383 Camera SV105 (SV Bony) Windows 10 No log available Just recently, SharpCap crashes every time I try to capture a flat frame. This happen on both my pc and my laptop. I have been capturing Flat Frames quite happily for several years. I can make SharpCap 3.1 work OK. I cant...

Ah, probably not. I was using a version I'd downloaded a few weeks ago onto my laptop.

Sorry about that.

I'll download the newest version and test it again. May take me a few days to report back as I've got a lot on.

R.

Addendum Hi Robin, I was testing out your mod the other night and noticed a slight glitch. When one examines the text file saved with the exposure settings, I noticed that a few of the early data lines were missing. For example, the camera model was not identified. I realised this as I was comparing...

Thanks for your efforts Robin.

Much appreciated.

R.

Hi Robin, Postscript: If one changes the exposure time using the SLIDER rather than typing the number in or using Quick Picks, the response of the software to the item: ": at maximum exposure (60 seconds) the time over-runs..." is more reliable. After a few attempts it will usually capture...