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nikon sdkDear all, The first of all, let me introduce myself. My name is Ara Macao. I amm trying to use an SDK to remote control FOUR Nikon 60D. I have download it from Nikon web page. Reading some help files, I have found that the sdk module cannot control two or more cameras. Do you know how can I solve this? I have thougth in running four programs in order to manage each camera. Other hipotetical solution is intalling virtual machines in my computer. Besides, I am attaching the file in the Nikon SDK where says this. PLEASE, HELP ME!!!!! araMacao Another way may be to have two or more computers controlling the cameras. Then one computer would Remote Desktop (assuming you are using Windows) to the other computers to remotely control what they do. It could potentially be automated using AutoHotkey. You didn't mention what is your goal or what environment the set-up is going to be used in. So not sure how feasible my suggestion is with regard to your project. Chieh Cheng Dear Chieh, Thank you in advanced, Ara Macao. araMacao
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