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...Before you start working with this video tool you need to connect your camera to your PC and find out IP address and network mask of the camera. IP address can be derived from the information of your PC's Wi-Fi adapter. This is either DHCP-server IP address or default router for this adapter. You can get this info using command line prompt in console by executing the following commands: ipconfig /all - for Windows (you'll get full info), ip route - for Linux to get the default router IP for your Wi-Fi adapter which is also the camera address.

Usual webcams run a server Tom remotely access images and videos. This often prevents the server from going to suspend. This tool listens on a configurable port on a GET request requesting a .jpg file. Up on such a request, the webcam is configured, activated, an image is captured, and the image is returned as a usual http reply. This enables the server to suspend and to wait for a WOL to resume.

OpenMoco is an open-source motion control project for time-lapse photographers and videographers. For more information, see www.openmoco.org

Run your own photo website. Camera Life is PHP software you can run to show your photos on your own website. Camera Life is easy to setup and customize if want to blend it in with the rest of your site.

A sane client library entirely written in C# to interact with a SANE server.

A PHP-based image upload server for Nokia camera phones.

This project develops a software for control of digital photo cameras, which offer a serial (RS232 compatible) port for remote control (e.g. Casio QV series).