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SharpCap is latest version Camera ia ASI120MC-S My system is Win 7 Prop 64 Bit My Script SharpCap.SelectedCamera.GetControl(CommonPropertyIDs.Exposure).Value = 0.3 SharpCap.SelectedCamera.GetControl(CommonPropertyIDs.Gain).Value = 1 SharpCap.SelectedCamera.GetControl(CommonPropertyIDs.Brightness).Va...

Creating and learning to create scripts. I can set Exposure and gain and can see the changes on the screen. However, Brightness, Gamma and Contrast works neither on camera controls nor on display settings. These work manually. I'm assuming SharpCap works on both 32 and 64 Bit systems. Any ideas plea...

Hi PGN and Robin, PGN your tip did the trick. When I did what you said, I saw a string of test buttons. :lol: Then ran the remve test button to get rid of the line of extra button. Then I began to understand the scripting dialogue. Robin worked hard pounding through my thick skull what I should not ...

Hi Robin, Sorry to be a P.I.T.A. So far it seems to work except for adding a button to the tool bar. When I run the script it does not create the button. This what I run as the last lines: #Add a custom button to the toolbar that will open the first camera when it is clicked def selectFirstCamera():...

Hi Robin, No luck. Still getting either syntax error or unexpected tokens. Either I'm still doing something wrong or there's something corrupted in the interpreter or maybe even the compiler. Below is what I'm doing. :cry: #List the cameras available print SharpCap.Cameras #Open the first camera Sha...

Hi Robin,

Yes I did notice the t and removed it in my previous tries but that didn't help.

Frank

Hello Robin First, may my wife from Ireland and myself offer to you and the people of England our heartfelt sorrow and sympathies for sad attack by scumbags in Manchester. Here's what the I used copied from the help() screen: #Do the same a slightly simpler way tSharpCap.SelectedCamera.GetControl(Co...

Trying to learn Iron Python but running into problems with the procedure creating a custom button on the lower frame.
Using the sample script provided returns a "4 arguments required" There are 4 arguments listed.
What am I doing wrong?