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After the previous parts described the setup and initialization of the Browser Remote API, this post finally explains how to use the API to control the state of a Canon C100 II. You'll learn how to start and stop a recording and adjust properties like aperture, iso and shutter speed.

The Canon EOS C100 II requires certain cookies as part of the request headers for the communication to work. This post describes how you can obtain all necessary cookies and keep property data in sync by polling for updates.

The Browser Remote function lets you control a Canon Cinema camera using a web interface. Since the communication is based on HTTP, I wanted to explore the underlying API to use it for my own projects. This article covers the setup process and the tools I used to reverse engineer the API.

Thanks to the Web Inspector feature of Safari, you can debug a website running on an iOS device using the powerful dev tools of Safari on Mac.

Even though the DJI MIC is DJI's first shot at creating a wireless audio system, the overall package is promising. In this article, I want to take a closer look at how the DJI MIC performs with a lavalier microphone and do some tests to determine its real-world latency.

In August, Espressif published the first beta of the ESP IDF v5. What excites me the most is the switch from GCC 8.4 to GCC 11, which adds support for a lot of C++20 features.

With the help of file, vice, and brute force, it is possible to remove the locking ring of the lavalier microphone. After the modification, the mic now works with any of my audio and video gear.

After ignoring my old blog for about five years, it is time for a fresh start.