Tethering Nikon D600

Any news as to when tethering for the Nikon D600will be available in LR?

You won't hear any news here, Dennis - Adobe policy is "it'll happen when it happens" and they won't drop clues.

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Lightroom 4.4 Nikon D600 Tethering Support

Does anyone know if 4.4RC supports tethering with the Nikon D600?

I figured that out but I couldn't figure out how to have it automatically display the most recent picture full screen or, at least, very large.
If you've ever watched photography training videos (eg. Joe McNally, Dave Black, etal.) they're tethered to a laptop which does that. A few seconds after they take the picture, it shows up on the display. If you had to select the most recent photo, each time, it would really interrupt the workflow.

Why won't Lightroom 4.4 recognize my Nikon D600 when tethered? However, it will recognize it otherw

Why won't Lightroom 4.4 recognize my Nikon D600 when attempting to use Tethered Capture? However, Lightroom recognizes the camera otherwize.

I just checked the list of cameras supported for tethered shooting, and the D7000 is on the list of supported cameras. So perhaps it's time for you to double check your camera settings to make sure it is set up for tethered shooting.
http://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom/kb/tethered-camera-support-lightroom-4.html

Lightroom 5 does not detect my camera, a Nikon D600, in tethered capture. Can someone assist?

Lightroom 5 does not detect my Nikon D600 in tethered capture. I have tried turning the camera off then on and also turned the computer off then on. I am using windows 7. Anyone have any ideas?

I am having the same problem with both my D610 and my D800. Both worked fine in the past. In both cases, I can import files from the camera via 'Import', so I know the USB connection to the computer is fine, but Neither camera is detected during tether.
Mac OSX 10.10.2 and LR 5.7

Could Adobe please advise if they will be adding tethering support for Nikon D600

Could Adobe please advise if they will be adding tethering support for Nikon D600 as it is instrumental to our decison regarding purchase.
Many thanks

ssprengel wrote:
Nobody is happy with the answer about old software not getting updated with new cameras, but if you look into it, Adobe had to lay off about half their employees over the past few years to keep the company viable in the declining economy, so they don’t have extra people to update and test plug-ins for non-current versions, and if they did, then some people wouldn’t buy the newer version and they’d have even less money.
Adobe has only just gotten the D600 supported for raw format in their current beta version of LR, which affects everyone with a D600, and if they had to wait for Nikon for supply and SDK and also have to prioritize their work to keep things on schedule, tethering is likely to lag behind raw-file support for any particular camera. Apple controls their entire computer environment, hardware and software, so it’s not surprising they can implement tethered capture from day one, but Adobe must figure things out for OSes they don’t own, both Mac and PC, so they rely on waiting for Nikon to do things for them, and then figuring out how to get it to work.
Well boo hoo for Adobe ... life sure is tough for them ... if they can't handle the load maybe they should get out of the business of software development ... They can't be all that worried about revenue to support Lightroom development or they wouldn't have reduced the price of the full version by 50% and the upgrade price by 20% ... it was a less than smart move considering they have been bragging for the past couple of years about how many more folks use Lightroom vs. other competitive options ...
Aperture 3, Capture One both have tether support for the D600 ... and many more cameras than are supported by Lightroom ... those developers are working and engineering solutions in the very same economy as Adobe (and C1 supports both platforms as well, costs much more than Lr and employs far fewer engineers) ... why aren't they suffering from the same lack of support? ... or using the camera makers to deflect blame for the lack of results?
Excuses are not solutions ...

Nikon D600 and LR 5.2 Tethering Issue

My Nikon D600 used to tether no problems to LR 5.2, but now it doesn't work at all. My Nikon D7000 works fine with the same usb cables. Any clues as to why this would happen?

Sometimes it's just not worth it to fight city hall. There are plenty of free copying/renaming applets, use one to copy the files to the destination and then import with Add. The difference in time will be minimal because Add runs very fast.

Mode connecté avec Nikon D600

Le mode connecté ne fonctionne pas avec le Nikon D600. A quand un correctif ?

“When will Nikon D600 tethering be supported?”
Adobe does not communicate about future support. The next version of Lightroom should be out in the springtime. Maybe then, maybe not.

How do I tether my Nikon D600 to Lightroom on my Mac Book Pro?

how do I tether my Nikon D600 to Lightroom on my Mac Book Pro?

Joanne Read wrote:
how do I tether my Nikon D600 to Lightroom on my Mac Book Pro?
Even though Adobe is dragging their feet offering support ... you are in luck since you are using an OS X product ... you don't have to wait until Adobe thinks it's time to offer you a solution ... you can tether with your D600 right now and it won't cost you a one cent ... because Apple added tethering support back in October 2012 ...
It's slightly convoluted though.
On you Macbook Pro there is an app installed by default called Image Capture. Start Image Capture, plug your camera into the laptop with the USB cord. Thurn on the camera. Then from the Menu go to: File>Take Picture ... this will open a dialog box that you can designate a folder to save your images. Then point Lightroom to that folder in "watched folder" mode and you are in business ... takes a touch longer to see your results in Lightroom than if you were tethering directly ... but you can get the job done.
Keep in mind you can't trigger the camera or adjust settings from within Lightroom ... but you can see you results and begin work on your images very quickly ...

LR 4.4 not supporting tether Nikon D600

Tether capture still not recognizing Nikon D600.

Sir, sometimes you are so far out in left field, you actually end up in right field. I under stood what you were saying ... I was just perplexed you actually think your thesis can hold water.
While you may wish to contend that Apple is the only entity that has complete control over their hardware and software and this fact alone gives them an unfair and distinct advantage over Adobe ... How do you explain Capture 1 and their support for tethering new cameras months ahead of Lr??? Or that both of the non-Adobe options support far many more cameras ... And both likely have far fewer users than Lr ... Yet both of those developers don't appear to believe tether support should take a back seat. Gotta wonder how Phase One can keep up since they have to support both Windows and OS X ... That's supposed to be a problem and stunt development of their product getting to market, right?
As I said earlier ... Lame excuses for not getting the job done in a timely manner.

HT201071 RAW format Problem with NIKON D600 after updating to maverick.

We still have problems after this update.
Pictures in RAW format imported to Aperture are brilliant as they are with the NIKON D600. Imported Pictures with the NIKON D800 are aweful. They are kind of grey without any saturation. To convert every single Picture to JPEG brings back their brilliance and colors. We have consulted the apple and the aperture support, but they dind't have any solution to fix our issue.
Any ideas?

Have you also asked in the Adobe forums? To have people read your post, best not to include long crash reports until asked to do so.

HT201070 I currently use OS 10.6.8 and Aperture 3, and just got a Nikon D600. It seems the the RAW Compatibility updates (4.01) are for use only with OS 10.7.5 or later, is that right? Do I need to update my whole OS to use this camera? Thank you!

I currently use OS 10.6.8 and Aperture 3, and just got a Nikon D600. It seems the the RAW Compatibility updates (4.01) are for use only with OS 10.7.5 or later, is that right? Do I need to update my whole OS to use this camera? Thank you!

Thanks to Bobthefisherman & Turbostar. Turns out I've got a corrupted disk (which I found out via "verify disk" on Disk Utility First Aid. Previously, I never thought to verify disk -- only to repair permissions -- so I never knew my HD had been corrupted.
Wasn't able to do a clean install of OSX10.6 because my SuperDrive only sporadically will load discs, so I am taking it to the Apple Store to see if they can do a clean install, and depending upon costs, get the Superdrive replaced.
The HD wasn't partioned by the way. And I did have just over 40GB of contiguous space.
Thanks again.

Can't read NEF files in PS CS4 w/ Nikon D600

Have new Nikon D600 and CS 4; read Adobe Camera Raw 7.2 is the one to download. Did that but still can't read my NEF files. Is there another version i should be using? Thanks!

Specific versions of ACR only work with certain versions of Photoshop.
The ACR 7.2 will only work with CS6.
You should remove ACR 7.2 for your CS4 because it will never work. Also having more than one version of ACR can screw things up.
Do you still the ACR of CS4? I believe that 5.7 is the newest that works with CS4.
You can download this from Adobe but read carefully all the instructions.
Older verions of ACR are never updated to deal with newer cameras.
To be able to open your Nikon D600 NEFs you have to use a slight workaround.
Download Adobe DNG Converter 7.3 (note DNG not ACR)
With this installed you can convert your new NEFs for your D600 into the Digital Negative Format (DNG) which then can be opened in older versions of ACR like yours.
Its a 2 step process, but it is the only way when dealing with newer cameras and older version of Photoshop.
Note that in the DNG converter you convert the folder that contains the NEFs rather than attempting to convert a single NEF.

Adobe Camera Raw for Nikon D600

I have just purchased a Nikon D600 camera and am looking to use it with my Photoshop CS4 and ACR 5.7. Is Adobe going to upgrade ACR 5.7 for the Nikon D600 or do I need to upgrade to CS6 and the latest version of ACR?

Hi Ivan,
Yes you will need to upgrade to photoshop cs6 to use the latest version of camera raw (7.2).
However you can use the free DNG Converter 7.2 to convert the D600 files to dng copies which cs4 should then open in camera raw 5.7.
windows:
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5486
mac:
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5485

Why cannot I open NEF files from a Nikon D600 with Photoshop CS5?

When I try to open raw NEF files from a Nikon D600 with Photoshop CS5 I get: "Could not complete your request because the file appears to be from a camera model which is not supported by the installed version of Camera Raw"
Nikon D600, however, is among the camera models listed as compatible with Camera Raw CS5.
I have never had any problem in Camera Raw CS5 and older versions with raw NEF files from a Nikon D80 camera.
Is there an update for CS5 to make it compatible with Nikon D600 raw NEF files?
Many thaks in advance.

Which verison of camera raw do you have installed? I would update to the latest camera raw plug in. Here is a link to 6.7
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5372

Problem with recognition raw files from nikon d600

hello everyone, i hope someone can answer my question.
using cs5 with camera raw . camera raw is not able to open my nef files from my new nikon d600 . what can i do to update the plugin??
from the menu help updates in cs5 it tells me that all soft. is updated but it is still not working

You need to upgrade to PS CS6 in order to work with D600 raw files. Else, you can convert your raw files to DNG using DNG Converter.
For more details, check
http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html
DNG Converter: http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/extend.displayTab2.html
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