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Originally Posted by Aleki
i feel part of the problem is what i underlined 
im not saying i know how cameras should work, but i do know how a computer should run. a simple syntax error could make the difference between complete hardware integration, to poor communication.
most people claim the camera handles auto adjusts alot better. if thats the case, i could definately see how a simple software tweak could make a worlds difference in hardware integration. |
This is not a software tweak, or at least not a relevant software tweak. It's a different direct3D driver. Nothing changes about the camera software, which is what would have to change to fix the problems with the camera's exposuring.
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Originally Posted by Aleki
to computers, atleast, running a game without proper video drivers can make the difference between an enjoyable experience or barely playable pile of crap. just as these "driver tweaks" could decrease the load from the processor so it can do a better job at taking the pictures instead of trying to draw what you see before you click capture
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We aren't talking about video here. We're talking about single-frame photographic captures, and the issue is not with image processing but camera control. The Direct3D driver might possibly affect processing, but it would not affect camera control. The camera software affects that.