Connecting to your Camera ControlMyNikon connects to Nikon DLSR”s via a USB cable. Check out this tutorial about connecting. Drivers ControlMyNikon doesn’t require any custom drivers supplied by Nikon or ControlMyNikon. Just plug in your camera via USB to your Windows PC and it works. It has been this way since Windows XP. Some other …
USB Issues Drivers The program doesn’t require any custom drivers supplied by the body manufacturer. Just plug in your camera via USB to your Windows PC and it works. It has been this way since Windows XP. Some other camera control apps require third-party USB drivers like WinUSB via the Zadig utility. These drivers can …
Connection Issues Drivers The software doesn’t require any custom drivers supplied by the camera manufacturer. Just plug in your camera via USB to your Windows PC and it works. It has been this way since Windows XP. Some other camera control apps require third-party USB drivers like WinUSB via the Zadig utility. These drivers can …
Hardware Requirements Which hardware do I need? Keyboard Mouse USB port for connecting to your camera. Monitor with minimum 1024 x768 resolution. 4 GB ram minimum 120 MB hard drive space. Any modern Intel or AMD 32 or 64 bit CPU. Optionally, a microphone, Powerpoint remote, StackShot, DSUSB. Generally speaking, if your PC can run …
Time flies doesn’t it? And the friendly folks over at Nikon have been busy churning out great new bodies.So it’s time to include those in our newly released ControlMyNikon v5.3 Beta 1, which is a free upgrade to all our v5.x registered users.
