Connect hdmi cable to canon eos 7d

hello, how to shoot picture from my canon eos 7d camera using hdmi cable direct to my macbook pro lions?
thanx

See your camera manual and this thread for guidance:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/allenrockwell/4332130736/
More available through this Google search:
"canon 7D tethered shooting with Mac"

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