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Based on #50 , I added a feature to have an interval/timer shutter release. Of course, this could be more complex/generic and have options/configurations available, but it does its job.
The internal interval timer in Fujifilm cameras annoys me; having a "custom interval trigger" was the primary reason to look into your project. Thanks for the great baseline! 🎉 Fujifilm cameras also have support for "external timers," but I haven't look into this.
When active, a command to focus and shutter release are sent on a timed base. Of course, time/interval handling in general is hard thing and this maybe the most naive approach 😂
Anyways, I don't know if things like this should be part of furble or stay in my local fork; also with regards to your planning refactoring mentioned in #50 (comment)
Usage
When connected to the camera, there is a second action next to
Shutter
calledInterval
.When active, it takes a picture every ~2 seconds and shows in incremented number on the screen and a button to stop the interval again.
I have not tested this with anything else than the M5 Core2 and Fujifilm X-T5 camera.