Sony has updated its SDK, bringing better remote shooting and camera compatibility.
“With each SDK release, we are integrating learnings from customers and expanding the functionality and magnitude of applications and capabilities,” says Yang Cheng, Vice President, Imaging Solutions, Sony Electronics Inc.
“The updated SDK allows our cameras to be used in more industrial and business-to-business applications, ranging from photogrammetry or medical companies, to inspection, and e-Commerce. We are excited for professional clients to have the ability to explore new functionalities,” continues Cheng.Sony promises approximately 20 percent faster performance when adjusting settings, shooting, and transferring files.
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