Tethering (Page 2): You might want to try DYIphotobits to tether your camera. www.diyphotobits.com I don't know if it will work with a D200 or not, but I suspect it will. It works fine...

MainStreet Business Loc: Butler, MO

tradbow wrote:

Can a Nikon D200 be tethered directly to a laptop to see the picture you just shot? If so, how do you do it? Thanks in advance for your responce. tradbow

You might want to try DYIphotobits to tether your camera.

www.diyphotobits.com

I don't know if it will work with a D200 or not, but I suspect it will. It works fine with my D3000, D5000 and D90.

It is worth a shot, it is FREE.

Hope it helps.

John Hurshman

Daryl New Loc: Wellington,New Zealand

Is there Tethering available for Canon gear?

wolfman

Daryl New wrote:

Is there Tethering available for Canon gear?

Here's a list of Canon cameras supported in Lightroom 4.
http://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom/kb/tethered-camera-support-lightroom-4.html

Daryl New Loc: Wellington,New Zealand

Is there one for Canons,that any one knows of?
Oooops double entry,apologies.

Daryl New Loc: Wellington,New Zealand

wolfman wrote:

Daryl New wrote:

Is there Tethering available for Canon gear?

Here's a list of Canon cameras supported in Lightroom 4.
http://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom/kb/tethered-camera-support-lightroom-4.html

Thanks,nothing for my 2 bodies....Cheers

newtimes Loc: Indiana

For Canons I use Breeze Systems, DSLR REMOTE, very simple and efficient.

lorne Loc: Calgary, Alberta

When you tether to a laptop is this only for viewing or does it save a copy at the same time to the laptop?

MainStreet Business Loc: Butler, MO

lorne wrote:

When you tether to a laptop is this only for viewing or does it save a copy at the same time to the laptop?

I use a free program called DYIphotobits.
Yes it will save you photo to a folder in your computer automatically.

You can also change most of your camera settings and take the shot right from your computer and not have to touch the camera.

lorne Loc: Calgary, Alberta

Thanks for thee info. Do you know if lightroom will do the same as yours.

MainStreet Business wrote:

lorne wrote:

When you tether to a laptop is this only for viewing or does it save a copy at the same time to the laptop?

I use a free program called DYIphotobits.
Yes it will save you photo to a folder in your computer automatically.

You can also change most of your camera settings and take the shot right from your computer and not have to touch the camera.

wolfman

lorne wrote:

Thanks for thee info. Do you know if lightroom will do the same as yours.

MainStreet Business wrote:

lorne wrote:

When you tether to a laptop is this only for viewing or does it save a copy at the same time to the laptop?

I use a free program called DYIphotobits.
Yes it will save you photo to a folder in your computer automatically.

You can also change most of your camera settings and take the shot right from your computer and not have to touch the camera.

Yes, Lightroom will save the photo to a folder you choose or specify.

picpiper Loc: California

Daryl New wrote:

Is there Tethering available for Canon gear?

http://www.heliconsoft.com/heliconremote.html

newtimes Loc: Indiana

Canon DSLR can be tetherd with their own software that comes with the camera.
I sue Breeze Systems DSLR PRO

http://breezesys.com/

tradbow Loc: South Central PA

LoneRangeFinder wrote:

traveler90712 wrote:

Welcome to the Hog.

Try Control my Nikon

http://www.controlmynikon.com/download.html

Unfortunately, neither of the above are Mac compatible.

I'll try this. Thanks

tradbow Loc: South Central PA

MainStreet Business wrote:

tradbow wrote:

Can a Nikon D200 be tethered directly to a laptop to see the picture you just shot? If so, how do you do it? Thanks in advance for your responce. tradbow

You might want to try DYIphotobits to tether your camera.

www.diyphotobits.com

I don't know if it will work with a D200 or not, but I suspect it will. It works fine with my D3000, D5000 and D90.

It is worth a shot, it is FREE.

Hope it helps.

John Hurshman

Thanks, I'll look into this.

tradbow Loc: South Central PA

traveler90712 wrote:

Welcome to the Hog.

Try Control my Nikon

http://www.controlmynikon.com/download.html

Thanks, I didn't use "Quote Reply" when I answered you. I'm new to the forum.