International Photographers Association of Los Angeles 洛杉磯國際攝影家協會

If you don't want to pay Nikon for their camera control software, here's a free-bee:

http://www.smtether.com/

I tried it with my Nikon D90. Works great. Now I can think of a time lapse picture to take.

With this software, you can take picture from the computer, set WB, ISO, Shutter speed, and F number. Includes automatic EV bracketing, and automatic time lapsed pictures. No live view yet but I have a RGB-USB converter. Should work.

Not to mention I have a USB connected motorized pan-and-scan tripod head. I am going to hook it all up and see what I can do with it.

BTW: If you don't mind paying $20, there is also control my nikon at:

http://www.controlmynikon.com/download.html

This one is more full featured (includes live view) but not as easy to use for time lapse pictures. For taking pictures, it's great.

Here's a short video of my fully computer controlled Nikon camera:



The camera is mounted on a motorized pan and scan tripod head, and the desktop is running the ControlMyNikon software.