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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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Wired Tethered Shooting with iPad – Olympus
Note: Currently, only the E-M1X model has been tested; other models may experience connection issues. It is required that the iPad’s system version be iPadOS 16 or above. Selecting the Data Cable The iPad data cable interfaces are either Lightning (for most devices released before 2021) or USB Type-C (for most devices released after 2021).…
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Wired Tethered Shooting with iPad – Leica
Note: Currently, only the M11 and SL models have been tested; other models may experience connection issues. It is required that the iPad’s system version be iPadOS 16 or above. Selecting the Data Cable The iPad data cable interfaces are either Lightning (for most devices released before 2021) or USB Type-C (for most devices released…
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Wired Tethered Shooting with iPad – Panasonic
Note: When using a Panasonic camera with the iPad version of Evoto, it is required that the iPad’s system version be iPadOS 16 or above. Selecting the Data Cable The iPad data cable interfaces are either Lightning (for most devices released before 2021) or USB Type-C (for most devices released after 2021). Since Lightning data…
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Wired Tethered Shooting with iPad – Fuji Film
Selecting the Data Cable The iPad data cable interfaces are either Lightning (for most devices released before 2021) or USB Type-C (for most devices released after 2021). Since Lightning data cables do not directly support OTG functionality, you will need to use a Lightning to USB-A adapter that has OTG capability. There are various types…
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Wired Tethered Shooting with iPad – Nikon
Selecting the Data Cable The iPad data cable interfaces are either Lightning (for most devices released before 2021) or USB Type-C (for most devices released after 2021). Since Lightning data cables do not directly support OTG functionality, you will need to use a Lightning to USB-A adapter that has OTG capability. There are various types…
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Wired Tethered Shooting with iPad – Sony
Selecting the Data Cable The iPad data cable interfaces are either Lightning (for most devices released before 2021) or USB Type-C (for most devices released after 2021). Since Lightning data cables do not directly support OTG functionality, you will need to use a Lightning to USB-A adapter that has OTG capability. There are various types…
