When tethering (Nikon D700 to Lightroom 5.7.1 on a laptop running Windows 7), it will lose the connection on occasion. I can restore it by turning the camera off, and back on again. Do any of you have a similar problem, and have you found a fix for it?
Lightroom is notorious for this. It is not you. I shoot tethered a lot and I switched to Capture One - it is 3x faster than LR and has never dropped a connection. Not that I think you should go buy it just for that, but there ARE alternatives. I think there are some cheap or even free options out there.
Can I set up print packages with Capture One? With LR, I have 11 print packages, and would need to be able to duplicate those if I were to switch to Capture One. I already have Capture One Pro 7, but never had time to experiment much with it.
Dan R
Loc: Way Way Way Upstate NY
CaptainC wrote:
Lightroom is notorious for this. It is not you. I shoot tethered a lot and I switched to Capture One - it is 3x faster than LR and has never dropped a connection. Not that I think you should go buy it just for that, but there ARE alternatives. I think there are some cheap or even free options out there.
How would you compare Capture One to Lightroom as far as Raw capabilities and ease of use/learning curve? I'm thinking about switching?
Thanks,
Dan
I have Lightroom set up with print packages (Templates with multiple sheets). Unfortunately, Capture One does not support this, so I have to stay with LR. Capture One support confirmed this.
I have tethered wirelessly through a CamRanger which drops the photo files into a folder on my laptop. I then have Lightroom watch that folder and it imports the files into Lightroom. I have not had any problems with this tethering method. My laptop is a MacBook Pro and the camera a Canon. I can totally control the camera from the laptop with this setup.
Best,
Todd Ferguson
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