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• Tethered shooting with aan a500L

  Can I get attached with a Sony a500l and if so, do I need and how can I do?

  The camera has a HDMI OUT Jack, which allows you to install an HDMI cable to a monitor / TV. In this way, you can see that you take a picture on a bigger screen when the camera is in live view. You can also connect the camera to a computer with a HDMI IN port, and you can do tethered shooting using a streaming / visualization software.

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• Tetherred shooting with the Canon EOS 5 d or 6 d in creative cloud

  In fact, I have two questions in one. First of all, I own a 5 d, first model (called 5 d mark I by some), and it seems to be supported in Lightroom for shooting as indicated herein captive:a list of cameras that can be attached to Lightroom.

  But when I turn on my 5 d and begin shooting tethered in Lightroom CC, the display alternates between showing a message that my camera is detected or there is no camera detected. At the same time, my camera says 'busy' all the time.

  So it seems that 5 d is not supported after all (I tried to change the setting of PC Connect on the menu, but which does not work either). This is why it is supported by CC or not?

  Then, I thought to buy a 6 d, since it's a newer model, but this model works in tethered shooting in Lightroom CC?

  Confusion in abundance... any of you have an answer, that will help me out this dark maze ?

  I guess you look at this documentation from Adobe.

  A list of cameras that can be attached to Lightroom.

  I also have a 5Dclassic.   Even if shows that the 5 d classic is supported for Lr 3.0 as the camera is not attached with Lr 6 because of the Canon SDK.  This documentation page to view a LOT more information about the time in favour of home fell for a camera, but they pulled this info so that the page is now UNNECESSARY.

  The 6 d is listed as supported in Lr6

• Tethered shooting in Lightroom CC with a Canon 5 d is not

  Tethered shooting in Lightroom CC with a Canon 5 d is not

  The 5 d is not in the list of devices that support Adobe, anyone know if this will change anytime soon, or do I need another program?

  
  Thanks, Mathijs

  It will probably be there soon because it generally takes up to 6 months, in the meantime you can use the Canon EOS Utility (v3. (XX) and a control in Lightroom folder.

• Tethered Shooting with Nikon does not record on CF/SD cards

  5 Lightroom now has a solution for the tethered shooting with Nikon where no recording on CF/SD cards takes place?

  If this isn't the case, that will be covered in the future?

  I have a vague memory that this was caused by the Nikon SDK, not Lightroom.

• How to review photos while tethered shooting?

  If I'm shooting attached, I like for my clients to look at their photos that I continue to learn other subjects. It's hard to do because whenever I take another photo, Lightroom automatically load swallowed more recent image, so it is my client lose their place when you try to view the photos. I have to stop shooting in order to examine their photos without new popping up every few seconds. Is there a way to not display automatically after each shot so that my customers can easily browse the other images?

  You can turn off 'Auto Advance'. And scroll the image with the cursor keys.

  

  Also go full screen-[F] (rocker)

  Also hide interface attached [Ctrl + T] (rocker)

  A mouse wireless remote can select images of the film. Use the [TAB] mode, hide tools [T].

• [Consolidation locked] Windows 8 and Lightroom 4.2 tethered shooting

  Hello

  I'm used to shoot attached with my Canon 5 d MarkII in Lightroom 4.2 under Windows 7. I have recently installed Windows 8, but now Lightroom can not detect my Canon 5 d Mark II more. The problem is that Lightroom is using an older version of Framenetwork (3.5) and in the Windows version 8 (4.5) is built. It is possible to download and install this version (3.5) in Windows 8, but lightroom still cannot detect my camera. Does anyone have the same issue or better an answer for this problem? Thanks in advance!

  Title of the message was edited by: Brett N

  See:

  Canon 5 d is no longer supported in attached LR4.2

• How to stop the Auto-ajustements being applied when tethered shooting?

  When I shoot 'captive', lightroom automatically the settings to my images. For example, if my exposure is underexposed, lightroom automatically increase the exposure and other settings... totally irritating. How to disable this option?
  Toby

  You have all the settings for the presets to apply applied to images to import in the preferences panel?

  Also... If you don't want everything develop adjustments applied to the import of strap, make sure you have 'None' selected in the home under settings to develop control bar... (framed in red)

  

• model recommended for tethered shooting.

  Must be in mode live view. the price under $ 1,000, prefer under $ 500

  main subject of coins.

  Thank you

  figures wrote:

  As such, I would use digital photography to take crisp and clear of my pieces pictures to document my collection and share it with other collectors, for commercial purposes.

  I founded what I have gathered so far, I'm considering buying a body SL1, kit power adapter & EF 100 mm f/2.8 usm macro lens.

  You don't need something fancy to get accurate coin images, some time it is set correctly.  Any camera to the 450 d has seen live, even if you have same LV for this.  In addition, any return to 450 d camera (and a few models before) have more than enough resolution for this need.  Unless you plan and get into photography as a hobby, I would try to get a discount at nine Rebel (450 d, 500 d, 550 d, 600 d) camera because Canon.  You could save a little money.  I would even try to pick up the 100mm macro for them if you can get it.  All rooms of guarantees.

  Here is the body of the camera:

  http://shop.USA.Canon.com/shop/en/catalog/cameras/refurbished-EOS-Digital-SLR-cameras#

  It seems that most of the rebels come in kit, and you don't need a kit.  Although they have a given SLR for $500.  If you hold you could get a T3i for $400.  Similarly, you can get the 100mm for less than $500, but they are hard to find.

• I would use my NEX5n or NEX6 for the tethered shooting. There are programs available?

  I would use my NEX5n or NEX6 tehtered to a laptop mac (or pc). Are there plans to make this possible in the foreseeable future? If there is, many of us could begin to replace our Nikons and canons... Suggestions for lesser-known programs. Programs other than Lightroom supporting at this point.

  Thank you.. I will consider that... Concerning

• 2015.2 CC in Lightroom to crash when tethered shooting.

  It is a new issue after the update. Anyone else having this problem? OS = Windows 7

  Hi all

  We just released 6.4/2015.4 Lightroom which solves the problem of strap Nikon with Lightroom running on Mac OS 10.11.

  Please see Lightroom CC 2015.4 / 6.4 available

  Kind regards

  Mohit

• 6 Lightroom does not recognize my Nikon D700 in trying to use Tethered Shooting.   I have the right cable to attached tools I think. It happens with no camera detected.   Camera is on.

  6 LightRoom does not recognize my Nikon D700 DSLR.   I have connected the PC to my DSLR using Windows 10.   I entered the program 6 of Lightroom and selected "file/Tether Capture / captive Start Capture."  He then says "No Camera detected"

  I think I have the right cable attached. It is a 5 Pin mini-cable USB 2.

  The mini USB camera works, I think.  I uploaded photos from the D700 to my computer before.

  When I connect and disconnect the tie between my laptop and the D700, computer one problems

  sound of Bell saying he acknowledged a connection to the laptop device.

  What could be wrong?

  Thank you!

  Len.

  Hello

  Please upgrade to the latest version of Lightroom, and the question to tie with El Capitan will be resolved: keeping up-to-date for Lightroom

  Kind regards

  Tanuj

• Problems of tethered shooting captures with 4.4 Lightroom using Nikon D7000.

  I was taken captive capture mode for about a year, with few problems until recently. I use Lightroom 4.4 in conjunction with a Nikon D7000.  Operating system is Windows 7, 32 bit.    I now get a dialog mssg stating: "a captured file could not be saved.  Your drive is full may or may no longer be accessible. "Both of the drives I use have tons of remaining available storage space.  Any suggestions on how I should start the process with this troubleshooting problem would be greatly appreciated!

  Problems with captive capture turn out to be a problem with my operating system.  I did a system restore to an available restore point just before the beginning of my problems with capture captive.  After having done that, he worked as it should.  Still don't know what was the conflict in operating system, but for now - problem solved.

• Need help with tethering in LR. LR says program cannot run because MSVCR110.dll is missing? What should I do?

  MSVCR110.dll missing and prevents me from tethered shooting. What should I do?

  See https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/kb/error-opening-applications-in-windows-10.html

• Attach the Nikon D7200 shooting

  No tethering work of shooting with the Nikon D7200 and lightroom 5 on a mac (OS X 10.10.)?

  Hello

  It would seem, with today update to lightroom 6.4, with the D7200 tethered shooting is now supported! Finally!