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#484105 - 12/23/09 03:28 PM Aperture 2 lets you shoot tethered?
John Rougeux Member # -1 Registered: 11/06/08 Posts: 5422 Loc: Louisville, KY	Has anyone (NG4, I'm looking at you ) done this? I'm reading up on how to do this now.
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#484119 - 12/23/09 04:16 PM Re: Aperture 2 lets you shoot tethered? [Re: John Rougeux]
NucleusG4 MasterBlaster Registered: 04/19/02 Posts: 9784 Loc: Miami, Fl.	Yep... done it. It works.. pretty sweet. I'm still trying top navigate that way since I was raised on capture Ones software and we use it at work. But yes... if you have the money, spring for it. _________________________ http://davidbearphotography.com/
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#484147 - 12/23/09 05:21 PM Re: Aperture 2 lets you shoot tethered? [Re: NucleusG4]
John Rougeux Member # -1 Registered: 11/06/08 Posts: 5422 Loc: Louisville, KY	I have had Aperture since it's 1st release, so naturally I have 2. Just tried it out. It's pretty neat! Will come in handy for the shoot in Feb.
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#484241 - 12/23/09 09:59 PM Re: Aperture 2 lets you shoot tethered? [Re: John Rougeux]
scottyb Where's the cache? Registered: 01/16/08 Posts: 233 Loc: Alaska	OK, I'll bite: What does Shooting Tethered mean? _________________________ If you're not outraged, you're not paying attention...
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#484246 - 12/23/09 10:19 PM Re: Aperture 2 lets you shoot tethered? [Re: scottyb]
drjohn Curmudgeon Registered: 04/19/02 Posts: 6184 Loc: WI-IL borderline	Originally Posted By: scottyb OK, I'll bite: What does Shooting Tethered mean? The camera's connected directly to a computer. _________________________ Old farts, the hidden caulk of civilization. Jim Atkinson
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#484261 - 12/24/09 01:11 AM Re: Aperture 2 lets you shoot tethered? [Re: scottyb]
NucleusG4 MasterBlaster Registered: 04/19/02 Posts: 9784 Loc: Miami, Fl.	...and you see your images full size on your screen immediately. It's how we shoot in studio. _________________________ http://davidbearphotography.com/
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#484284 - 12/24/09 06:23 AM Re: Aperture 2 lets you shoot tethered? [Re: NucleusG4]
John Rougeux Member # -1 Registered: 11/06/08 Posts: 5422 Loc: Louisville, KY	Well, with Aperture it's not immediately. You have to click import and then it'll show up.
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#484335 - 12/24/09 10:38 AM Re: Aperture 2 lets you shoot tethered? [Re: John Rougeux]
carp Dino's are Babe magnets Registered: 04/19/02 Posts: 27021 Loc: Hawaii	But does the computer sees what the camera sees before you take the shot ? I can see where that would be handy _________________________
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#484505 - 12/24/09 07:48 PM Re: Aperture 2 lets you shoot tethered? [Re: carp]
John Rougeux Member # -1 Registered: 11/06/08 Posts: 5422 Loc: Louisville, KY	Nope, the computer only sees what the camera shot. Why would that be handy if the computer saw it first? A lot of cameras have Live View, which is like what the point & shoot cameras have. But I don't ever use it except when I'm holding the camera above my head.
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#484515 - 12/24/09 09:14 PM Re: Aperture 2 lets you shoot tethered? [Re: John Rougeux]
NucleusG4 MasterBlaster Registered: 04/19/02 Posts: 9784 Loc: Miami, Fl.	Not here.. I set it up and 16.7 MP files show up in about 5 seconds. Yes Carp... some apps such as C1 support/show the Live View function on the computer screen as you shoot. _________________________ http://davidbearphotography.com/
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