When it comes to tethering your camera to a computer to use with Lightroom, we recommend investing in high quality gear, such as a Tether Tools cable and a Tether Tools Jerkstopper Camera Support.
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Matthew BurksThis post lost all credibility when it suggested using Lightroom for tethering: personal preferences aside Capture One is far superior when it comes to tethered capture workflow.
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Todd Jackman
Here’s a vid in case anyone else came for content
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Todd Jackman
Reginald Walton right! and SLR advertises 1600 premium tutorials, and if this is considered one of them then i’m not sure i want to pay for the other 1599…
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Todd Jackman
this post has no useful information #mildlyinfuriating
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Reginald Walton
I agree and you can find tethering information on Youtube for free. It’s not difficult to tether, so not sure why SLR wants to charge for this information – sigh!
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This post lost all credibility when it suggested using Lightroom for tethering: personal preferences aside Capture One is far superior when it comes to tethered capture workflow.
Here’s a vid in case anyone else came for content
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=F-oVOPwGkR8
Reginald Walton right! and SLR advertises 1600 premium tutorials, and if this is considered one of them then i’m not sure i want to pay for the other 1599…
this post has no useful information #mildlyinfuriating
I agree and you can find tethering information on Youtube for free. It’s not difficult to tether, so not sure why SLR wants to charge for this information – sigh!