Digital Camera control w/Java

Does anyone know how to write code to snap a digital camera (take a picture) from a java application? Can code be written to "see" what the camera sees in the Java app and then actually snap the camera. I know there are TWAIN packages to retrieve pictures from a camera's memory. I actually want to snap the picture from the Java app. Does anyone know how to do this? Any tips or suggestions will be helpful
Thanks,
Daurice

sjgingras wrote:
Three years later and I have the same question...so don't kick me for not using "search" ;-)
I really don't need to "see" what the camera sees. I would just like to be able to send it a capture command...along with potential config (e.g., image size, quality). I am wide open on camera model. I will buy whatever camera is supported by whatever library/SDK I find. I know that canon has an SDK, but it is for .Net...and one must apply to get access to the kit...and they have thus far ignored my request. :-|Canon do embed a VM in some devices, but I have no idea whether it's any use to you. I'd be surprised if they didn't have some techie forums you can visit, too
http://www.canon.com/technology/canon_tech/explanation/java.html
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Message Edited by Tomi M on 11-20-2005 01:27 AM
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