It’s true! You don’t need to have a lens attached to the body during a tethering session. You can easily use your DSLR with a telescope, microscope or bellows, but there are some things to keep in mind. 1) Electrical contacts – DSLR lenses have electrical contacts that allow focus and metering data communication …
It seems like just yesterday when DSLR’s did not have live view. Now, it is a key part of many image capture workflows, and is affected by a key factor – resolution. Let’s take a look at a typical live view session: 1) In ControlMyNikon, live view is enabled. 2) ControlMyNikon requests a live …
It’s no secret that a tethered dslr battery will discharge faster than when it is not tethered. In fact, the discharge can be quite pronounced, depending on the body and task. So, what drains the battery? Live view – The camera cpu works hard processing the video stream that it sends to the computer. …
