Tethered shooting and Canon live view

When using tethered shooting with LR3, is it possible to see the live view image (Canon 1dsIII)? I looked for a setting, but couldn't find any.
Jonathan

Jonathan,
No, you can't. Tethering isn't as feature-rich as folks would like.
Hal

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I am curious if Lightroom allows for tethered shooting. The Canon software leaves much to be desired and Capture One Pro is a bit steep at $399. I'd like to trash the Canon software and replace it with something more efficient.

Lightroom3 has 2 options to tether directly or
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"Code & Design" and "Code & Live" view problem i am getting in Dreamweaver CC 2014

Please anyone help me.
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There has been much discussion about this lately. You can add your vote for a return of Design View below.
Provide "Design View" for Fluid Grid Webpages
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Wireless tethered shooting and file transfers

Does Lightroom support tethered shooting via the many wireless adaptors such as the Nikon wu-1b? Also can it pull files from the camera through the wireless adaptor? Side question do any of the Adobe mobile apps support tethered shooting? The native Nikon app is severely lacking... Camranger look compeling but that router attachement is a handful.

"Can I be able to transfer digital photos, art files, data,etc. among 4 Macs 1 Dell computers wirelessly via airport connection?"
Yes.
"Also, is it in the Airport software where I enable security settings for multiple computers so no outsiders can log into my airport?"
Yes, you will need to use either the AirPort Utility or the older AirPort Admin Utility / AirPort Setup Assistant, to set up wireless encryption on the AirPort Express Base Station (AX).

Tethered shooting with Canon 70D and Lightroom 5 on Mac

I am tired of looking at a tiny screen on my Canon 70D and learned about tethering my camera to the Macbook. Well, I am about to purchase the cable, and thought to look into if Canon 70D is supported. Now I see that many have problems with it and wonder what I can do?
This forum stuff is so tedious and I just want a straight answer from Adobe what is possible and what is not, yet they make you search the Internet for hours wondering how to formulate the question so you get the right answers. Then you wait…. and "maybe" you get the right answer.

70D isn't supported for tethering.
Tethered camera support in Lightroom
Ten seconds in Google.

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I just read online that Apple Aperture 3.1.2 won't tether to my Canon EOS Digital Rebel T1i under OS X 10.6.7. Is this true? If so, is there a workaround or some software I can install?
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Look for a plug-in called "Aperture Hot Folders" (direct link is here: http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/automator/aperturehotfolder.html?cmp )
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Tethered shooting for canon FINALLY here...but

has anyone found a way to shoot to mac AND card? on a 5DII....

BTW - in case anyone is wondering, I've tested this... Canon T1i does work with tethering. (this camera is natively supported by Aperture for purposes of tethering)
For any cases where there is a camera which is not supported directly, there is also a work-around which should work for almost any camera.
Go to the Aperture plug-ins page: http://www.apple.com/aperture/resources/plugins.html
Look for a plug-in called "Aperture Hot Folders" (direct link is here: http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/automator/aperturehotfolder.html?cmp )
The plug-in monitors a folder (of your choosing). Any image which shows up in that folder will automatically be imported into an Aperture project (it's on-the-fly). Essentially you'd use the Canon EOS Utility to do the tethering, which requires that you pick a target folder where it'll save all pictures you shoot during the tethered session. You then tell Aperture Hot Folders to monitor that same folder and import any images found into an Aperture project. It gives you the ability to create tethering support for any camera that can do "tethering" even if Aperture doesn't directly support the specific camera (by using the manufacturer's own tethering utility.)

How Do I Do Tethered Shooting and transfer JPG only to Laptop?

The subject of this thread says it all. Using the EOS Utility (and a Canon camera, of course), I have options to shoot RAW+JPG and transfer both, or JPG Only to the computer. Does Lightroom 5.3 have this ability? If so, where is it?
Thanks in advance!

You can check the list to see if your specific camera model is supported for tether support from the link below. If the specific feature is available another user can provide an answer.
http://blogs.adobe.com/lightroomjournal/2013/12/lightroom-5-3-now-available.html

Tethered shooting and jpg+raw pairs

Hello,
Is there a way when you are shooting in tethered mode that Aperture recognizes pairs of Jpg and Raw coming in from the camera?
I tried different configurations in the tether settings dialog box and it doesn't seem to work.
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Eugene
<Edited By Host>

Oh you are getting both images in but you want them to be paired. Ah I misunderstood your original post. I thought you weren't getting one or the other into Aperture.
OK so no, this is how tether works. You can call it a flaw I guess but when I am shooting tethered I want to see the image I just shot. If one or the other were hidden it would defeat the purpose of tethered for me.
You can use Aperture->Provide Aperture Feedback to suggest to Apple that they change the behavior.
regaards

Live view from Aperature Tethering

I just installed the onsoftware tethering app, and it works great, but noticed that you can get live view from it, and was wondering if you can do that from Aperature tethering on the Nikon D90?
that would make tethering for me a lot more useful.

It's extremely unlikely[*] that the Aperture 2 tethering feature currently supports Live View. That's the most proprietary part of the recent cameras that have this feature, and I know that Nikon introduced a whole new version of their own Camera Control Pro software to support it.
* I couldn't say no, because I've honestly not tried it, but I'm 99.9% certain it's not there. It's not been documented/touted as a feature.

LCD live viewing & copy work with EOS 70D (W)

Hi,
Can anyone please provide insight, guidance, solutions to accomplish this efficiently?
Goal/operation:
I want to use the camera for copy work: portfolio, flat art, photos, objects etc. I have old family photo albums I want to copy/photograph each image separately without removing/disturbing/damaging the images in the books.
The camera is mounted on a vertical copy stand shooting down (subject is mainly flat art).
I want to be able to view through the LCD in live view (camera is 90º facing down at copy board), have manual control, set up & align the subject and shoot the photos using the flash lighting system in quick efficient production process.
Equipment used:
Camera EOS 70D (W)
Minolta Copy stand
Novatron 240 portable light system, 2 lights with polarized sheet film
synch connections:
wireless - Pocket Wizard Plus 2 Transceiver.
wired - Nikon AS-15 Hot shot cord adapter
PROBLEM
I am having issues being able to view through the LCD, set up & align the subject and shoot the photos - without jumping through hoops.
It seems I have to switch to Av from M after shutter release to view subject in LCD, then switch back to M for the next shot, camera fails to shoot and shows error message: “Press start/stop button to activate movie shooting”. This doesn’t make sense as I’m not movie shooting.
If I change the mode to “Flash off” and back to “M” then it appears to work, however once I switch to Av mode to view the subject again, it starts the process all over.
There must be a better/easier way.
Could this be a potential bug in the camera? or am I missing something? I don’t see solutions in manual.
Will mode setting “C” Custom allow “Live viewing” w/ custom “Manual control” to bypass the need to use “M” manual setting that wont allow LCD viewing?
Camera settings:
Shooting with LCD (live view shooting)
mode setting:
Av - for live viewing and setup of subject
Then switch to M - Manual for manual control and shutter release
Also - I would like to connect to Apple Mac Laptop computer, live view on screen, and if possible have the option to record the photos direct to computer hard disk. Can this be done with this camera? IF so, what is needed?
Best regards,
J

-Canon 70D have built-in Wifi, so you can connect your camera with your computer wirelessly for tethered shooting. I have PC so the instruction may be different, but you need to install Canon EOS Utility.
-You can do everything in M mode even Live View. I think you are doing something wrong here, you may need to re-read your manual regarding this problem.
-C mode is customized M mode, so you can do everything in C mode also. With C mode, you can save all the setting so you can come back later. It's a great use in your case where you can make your C mode has all the settings for your work, then when you take the camera out to shoot something else, use other mode. Later, when you come back, just switch back to C so you don't have to change anything.
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Problem with Live View on MKIII

Today, I was shooting in manual mode and using live view to focus when it suddenly stopped working. It sounded right, but nothing on the LCD. After I finished my shoot, I played around with the camera and it would work in aperture priority but not M. Also, if I flipped to video mode, live view only worked in Av. Played around with settings and I turned off Exposure simulation and it started working again. Batteries showed plenty of power.
Any ideas?

Ok, looks like user error.
I was shooting with strobes. I did have EC at -1. Also, yes it was set up for flash so I'm assuming it was way under. Thing is, first couple of shots, I swear it was working, but maybe between changing ISO and aperture, I had enough light to focus with the modeling lights on. I'll play more tomorrow and figure out what I was doing wrong. I was hoping it was user error and it looks like that was the case.

Setting up Dreamweaver CS4 with PHP testing server... Live View doesnt work

Hello,
Im trying to setup Dreamweaver CS4 with a php website im
making. Ive setup the site information, and provided a testing site
(XAMPP), and i can see the fully rendered .php pages in the Live
View tab. However, say i change some of the text in the .php file
(say from <p>Hello</p> to <p>Hi</p>) and
then click in the Live View tab - the page does not update. It
seems to do something, bit just returns the same.
How do i set it up so, like with plain .html pages, you can
make a change to the source code and instantly see the change in
Live View?
(At the moment i have to make the change to the source code,
save it, click Live View to cancel it, and then click Live View
again).
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Ive setup XAMPP (G:\XAMPP\)
Ive setup vhosts in apache.
Ive stored my websites in G:\Websites
Ive set the testing server to G:\Websites\site, where "site"
is setup as a vhost and correctly displays when entered into a
browser.
Ive set the url prefix to
http://site/
Ive set local root to G:\Websites\site
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers.

> How do i set it up so, like with plain .html pages, you
can make a change
> to
> the source code and instantly see the change in Live
View?
Did you try using F5 to refresh the page? If that doesn't
work for you,
then you'll have to drop and restart Live view. No need to
save and reload
the page.
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> Im trying to setup Dreamweaver CS4 with a php website im
making. Ive setup
> the
> site information, and provided a testing site (XAMPP),
and i can see the
> fully
> rendered .php pages in the Live View tab. However, say i
change some of
> the
> text in the .php file (say from <p>Hello</p>
to <p>Hi</p>) and then click
> in
> the Live View tab - the page does not update. It seems
to do something,
> bit
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>
> How do i set it up so, like with plain .html pages, you
can make a change
> to
> the source code and instantly see the change in Live
View?
>
> (At the moment i have to make the change to the source
code, save it,
> click
> Live View to cancel it, and then click Live View again).
>
> Background:
> Ive setup XAMPP (G:\XAMPP\)
> Ive setup vhosts in apache.
> Ive stored my websites in G:\Websites
> Ive set the testing server to G:\Websites\site, where
"site" is setup as a
> vhost and correctly displays when entered into a
browser.
> Ive set the url prefix to
http://site/
> Ive set local root to G:\Websites\site
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
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