Select “Browse my computer for driver software”.Right click on “Canon Digital Camera” and choose “Update Driver Software…”.You will see the camera in “Other devices” with an exclamation mark. Open the Device Manager (in Control Panel click System and Security.Windows will search for the drivers on Windows Update but will not found any suitable driver. I’ll try in the future to replace them with English versions. I’m sorry but all the screen shots are in Italian, because that’s what I have. If you find this driver useful and you want to show your appreciation for my work you can help me with a little donation via PayPal It is not intended to be a completed and “production ready” software. ![]() Note that I developed this software just to test the library and to provide a starting point for other developers who want to use my library from a modern language. The “Timer” button in upper right corner lets you configure the shooting timer. You can click on the various icons to change the image settings, just like the original Canon Utilities. You can also force the software to connect to a specified camera by using the “/sn=” command line switch.Ī screen shot of the ABUtilities2 program. ![]() If you have more than one camera connected to the PC, a camera selection dialog will be shown before showing the main program window. You can still use the old ABUtilities by copying it from older libraries if you want. ABUtilities2 gains the shooting timer but loses Windows XP compatibility (because it requires. Images can be downloaded to a directory of your choice and optionally shown with the program associated to the JPG and CR2 extensions (see the “Destination folder” in the “File” menu).ĪBUtilities2 replaces ABUtilities distribuited in previous versions of this library. Also not implemented are the WB Shift setting, exposure compensation, the functions to set camera Date/Time and Owner’s name, image rotation and the shooting timer, all functions available in the original Canon software but not in my clone. You cannot download images from the compact flash. Only pictures taken with the camera (either with remote shooting or with the shutter button on the camera) will be downloaded. Only some basic functions are supported: remote shooting, shutter speed/aperture/ISO/white balancing and a few other things. ABUtilties2ĪBUtilities2 is my clone of the Canon Utilities software that came on a CD with my Canon 350D/Rebel XT in 2005. This archive contains the DLL with the C header files, the import library, the programmer’s documentation (in PDF), a command line example program (ABUTestDLL, with C sources, compiled with Open Watcom) and the VB.NET (2013) sources for my clone of the Canon Utilities software. The second one (downloadable here) is for developers who wants to use the Canon 350D/Rebel XT or the 5D in their own program with Windows 7/8/8.1/10. NET Framework 4.5 you can download from here if you don’t have it already installed (quite unlikely). No installation is required for the ABUtilties software, but it requires the. inf file) and my own clone of the Canon Utilities software (called ABUtilties2). It contains only the WinUSB driver (and its. ![]() The first one (that can be downloaded here), is for users that just wants to use one or more Canon 350D/Rebel XT or 5D from the PC in WIndows 7/8/8.1/10. I’ve released two different software packages: While other uses of this library are possible, these weren’t as tested as Manual mode. Since the kind of photography I normally do is (deep sky) astrophotography, this library has been designed and tested with that kind of use in mind. Not having found a suitable solution I decided to write my own, and soon (well, not that soon), this library was born. This prompted me to find a way to use both camera on the same PC at the same time. But a couple of years ago I moved to a more modern Windows 7 PC and have also in the meantime acquired a second 350D camera. I used the original Canon library (and in particular the Canon Utilities software) on my old Acer Ferrari PC witth Windows XP for nearly 10 years without any problem, and I was very happy about that.
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