What cameras does Canon MCP support?
Cameras that support Canon’s CCAPI (Camera Control API), which requires a specific Canon firmware.
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Client and MCP Server for Canon Cameras
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Canon MCP is a Model Context Protocol server that allows you to control Canon cameras supporting CCAPI through natural language commands processed by Large Language Models (LLMs). It replaces traditional camera interfaces with conversational interactions.
Install by cloning the repository, building with npm install and npm run build, then add the server to your MCP client configuration with the node command pointing to build/mcp.js. Ensure your Canon camera has CCAPI activated using Canon's firmware.
Cameras that support Canon’s CCAPI (Camera Control API), which requires a specific Canon firmware.
Clone the repository, run `npm install` and `npm run build`, then add the server to your MCP config using the `node` command and the absolute path to `build/mcp.js`.
No, you must have a Canon camera with CCAPI activated and accessible via HTTP (e.g., `http://10.0.0.241:8080`).
No; the project is under active development and features may be incomplete or subject to change.
It offers over 20 tools including `connect-camera`, `take-photo`, `set-iso-setting`, `start-camera-livestream`, and `get-battery-status`.

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