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Tethered Shooting – Leica
PC Settings For mac 15.0 and above systems, you need to turn on file and folder permissions in privacy permissions -> deletable file permissions Camera Settings Set PTP mode MENU -> More -> Camera Settings USB Mode → PTP In the camera settings, set USB Power Supply to Off. Otherwise, it can put a significant power load on PC.
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Tethered Shooting – Panasonic
PC Settings For mac 15.0 and above systems, you need to turn on file and folder permissions in privacy permissions -> deletable file permissions Camera Settings The USB mode in the camera needs to be set to PC (Tether) mode.Specific steps: Menu -> IN/OUT -> USB -> USB Mode -> PC (Tether).Enable Power-saving mode. If there is no operation on the camera for a…
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Tethered Shooting – Nikon
PC Settings For mac 15.0 and above systems, you need to turn on file and folder permissions in privacy permissions -> deletable file permissions Camera Settings Set the USB data connection mode in the camera to MTP/PTP. Network Menu → USB Data Connection → MTP/PTP. Set USB Connection Priority to Shooting. Settings Menu → USB Connection Priority → Shooting. Turn off USB Power Delivery. Menu -> Setting Menu…
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Tethered Shooting – Canon
PC Settings For mac 15.0 and above systems, you need to turn on file and folder permissions in privacy permissions -> deletable file permissions Camera Settings Turn off the Power saving mode (when the power saving mode is on, the camera will enter sleep mode and disconnect if the camera is not operated for a…
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Masking
The Masking feature allows users to edit colors separately for the person and background. Upon entering Masking, the Person tab is selected by default. Once the subject is detected, a red overlay mask appears on the canvas to indicate the selected area, and the same applies to the background when it switched. As users adjust…
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AI Color Looks
What Does AI Color Looks Feature Do? If you have a group of photos that need to have the same Looks style, our AI Color Looks feature will provide efficient batch processing options. With just a few clicks, you can quickly and efficiently adjust a group of photos to a uniform Look style while preserving the original…
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Auto Import & Export (Hot Folders)
Evoto’s Auto Import & Export feature streamlines your workflow by monitoring designated folders for new images, automatically applying a selected preset, and exporting the edited results. This functionality is ideal for high-volume image processing and is especially useful when combined with Tethered Shooting. Overview Auto Import & Export allows you to: Monitor one or more…
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Wireless Tethered Shooting with iPad – Fuji Film
Supported Camera models GFX100/GFX100S/GFX50S/GFX50S2/X-S20/X-S10/X-T5/X-H2/X-H2S Take Fuji FilmX-T5 as an example Initial Pairing Network settings Choose NETWORK SETTING in NETWORK/USB SETTING, and select a network configuration.Note: If the NETWORK SETTING is grayed-out and cannot be clicked, you need to set the CONNECTION MODE to USB CARD first. Select 1, for example, then switch ACCESS POINT SETTING to MANUAL SETUP, and set as SELECT FROM NETWORK LIST. Then you are…
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Wireless Tethered Shooting with iPad – Nikon
Supported Camera Models Z9/Z8/Z7Ⅱ/Z7/Z6Ⅲ/Z6Ⅱ/Z6/Z5/Z50/Z30/Zfc/Zf Take Nikon Z8 as an example. Initial pairing Select Connect to computer in the Network menu, and set the Connection type to Camera control (this step is very important, otherwise you will not be able to receive pictures even if you take photos after the connection is successful). Then, go back to Connect to computer, switch to Network settings, and…
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Wireless Tethered Shooting with iPad – Canon
Supported cameral models R/RP/R5/R5M2/R6/R6Ⅱ/R6M2/R7/R8/R10/R50/5D4/6D/6D2/70D/77D/80D/800D/M50/M50M2 Take EOS R5M2 for example. Initial Pairing Go to Menu and find Network Function → Connect to EOS Utility. Choose Add a device to connect to, select New settings, and tap Wi-Fi to choose the same wireless network that the iPad is connected to, and enter the password to begin the connection. Set IP address setting(IPv4) to Auto setting, and TCP/IPv6 to Off, then click OK for…
