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use_gphoto2_to_configure_dslr [2017/06/25 17:28] walkeradminuse_gphoto2_to_configure_dslr [2023/03/09 22:35] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 So we can see that the current aperture is 4.5 (probably due to the lens I am using) and we have a choice to select  one of the others, lets try to set the aperture to F11. So we can see that the current aperture is 4.5 (probably due to the lens I am using) and we have a choice to select  one of the others, lets try to set the aperture to F11.
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 +We can set the aperture using either the absolute value (11) or the index next to the value (choice 5). Here is an example setting using the absolute value.
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 +<file>
 +gphoto2 --set-config-value /main/capturesettings/aperture=11
 +</file>
 +If we check the aperture setting now, using the same command as before:
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 +<file>
 +gphoto2 --get-config /main/capturesettings/aperture
 +
 +Label: Aperture
 +Type: RADIO
 +Current: 11
 +Choice: 0 4.5
 +Choice: 1 5.6
 +Choice: 2 6.7
 +Choice: 3 8
 +Choice: 4 9.5
 +Choice: 5 11
 +Choice: 6 13
 +Choice: 7 16
 +Choice: 8 19
 +Choice: 9 22
 +</file>
 +We can see now that the <color #ed1c24>Current: 11</color> means that we have set the aperture to F11.
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