Linux – use the DSLR as webcam through gphoto2 + v4l2loopback

So, what i'm trying to do may be a little complicated, by i'm finding my way.

Let me explain the basics:

1 – I have an DSLR camera and i want to use it as webcam (but v4l2 can't make a /dev/videoX device with it, so no internet application can use it, only specific applications such as Darktable)

2 – I can get get live frames from the camera through gphoto2 (but i'm not sure about how to pipe them, and if i'm going to need to scale and encode/decode them)

3 – I can use v4l2loopback to create a fake webcam device (like /dev/video1) and i can use gst-launch to pipeline data to it (But i'm not sure how can i pipeline frames to it tough)

And what i know about it:

1 – I can send the frames from the camera to stdout like this:

gphoto2 --capture-movie --stdout

2 – I can send data from a video test source to the fake webcam device like this:

gst-launch-0.10 videotestsrc ! v4l2sink device=/dev/video1

3 – the format used by gphoto2 is mjpg (JPEG format)

So, can you help me with this?

How can i pipeline the frames from gphoto2 to gst-launch, and use it with v4l2sink to send them to /dev/video1 (so i'll be able to use it as a webcam)?

Thanks!