Import from Canon 1DX via LAN

Is it possible to import directly to Lightroom 4 via LAN connection? I want to avoid using the Canon EOS utility software as an intermediate step.

Adobe uses Canon’s SDK to do LR tethering so if Canon doesn’t support tethering with the same functions as via USB then Adobe isn’t going to attempt it, I don’t think. Adobe also has to support both Mac and PC versions of tethering and it sounds like the Mac didn’t even work with the EOS Utility when the camera was first sold. Not sure if it’s better, now.
If you can get the EOS Utility to put the photos in a particular folder, and you can configure LR to auto-import from that folder, then you might get things to work.
If, instead of tethering, you're wanting to import photos from the camera as if it was a removable drive then that is something the camera and the computer have to conspire to do which Canon would be in charge of providing, and not something LR is going to magically do. Supposedly there is an WFT-server in the camera so there might be a way to do FTP connections to transfer the photos. I'm not sure how easy or fast that would be.

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