Canon MCP

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The Canon MCP server allows you to control Canon cameras supporting CCAPI using natural language commands processed by LLMs. It enables conversational interaction with your camera, replacing traditional interfaces.

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What is Canon MCP?

Canon MCP is a server that enables control of Canon cameras with CCAPI support through natural language commands processed by Large Language Models (LLMs). It provides a conversational interface for camera operation.

How to use Canon MCP?

To use Canon MCP, you need to clone the repository, build the project using npm, and configure the MCP server in your config file. Ensure CCAPI is activated on your camera using a compatible firmware. Then, you can use natural language commands to control camera functions.

Key features of Canon MCP

Connect to camera via CCAPI
Control camera settings using natural language
Livestream functionality
Interval photo capture
Access to various camera settings and information

Use cases of Canon MCP

Remote camera control using voice commands
Automated photo capture with custom intervals
Integration with other applications through natural language interface
Simplified camera operation for non-technical users

FAQ from Canon MCP

What cameras are compatible with Canon MCP?

Canon cameras that support CCAPI are compatible.

Do I need special hardware to use Canon MCP?

You need a Canon camera with CCAPI enabled and a computer to run the server.

Is this project production ready?

The project is under active development, so features and documentation may be incomplete or subject to change.

How do I activate CCAPI on my Canon camera?

You need to use a firmware developed by Canon that supports CCAPI. Refer to the provided resources in the README.

Where can I find more information about CCAPI?

Check the Canon Developer Community resources linked in the README.