To all those who have participated in this thread we would like to invite you to a special test area to review, test and advise Adobe on in-process improvements to the tethered-capture process in Lightroom Classic CC. Currently we have testing available for Mac users with Canon Cameras. We plan to add other cameras and Windows to the mix in the future.
If you are interested in participating in this Tether prerelease testing and are a Mac user with a Canon camera currently supported for tethering, please reply to this comment. You will be contacted by Adobe with further instructions.
Thank you for your patience and enthusiasm for Lightroom Classic CC.
Hi Rikk, I'm a Mac user with a Nikon D610 and a Sony a6000. Please add me to the list for testing when Nikon especially, and Sony cameras are added. My contact is jeniferdesign@gmail.com
Rikk, I work with a Canon 5Ds and a MacBook Pro. I have had nothing but constant issues trying to get it tethered to Lightroom, so I've been working with Capture One instead. However, I'd love to make the change over if the software issue can be fixed.
Yes please. I shoot product photography with a Canon 5D mark iii, tethered to an iMac (OS Sierra). Using EOS Utility is fine, but not compatible with PNG. Would be great to see and composite layout based on text location as i'm shooting.
I would love the opportunity to test and work with the tether prerelease with my Canon, iMac and Photoshop/Lightroom! This will make my food photography work flow so much faster.
Yes please. Shooting Canon tethered to Macbook Pro running High Sierra and Lightroom Classic CC. This will be essential to my workflow doing product photography.
Please invite me to be a beta tester! Thank you Adobe!
Yes please. Shooting Canon tethered to Macbook Pro running High Sierra and Lightroom Classic CC. This will be essential to my workflow doing product photography.
Please invite me to be a beta tester! Thank you Adobe!
I would be honored and excited to test that function. I am a professional photographer with Canon 5dsr and a Mac Book pro 13”. Let me know how to partecipate.
I would very interested in testing as I shoot digital archives for the American Antiquarian Society and live view would be very handy when the camera viewfinder is out of reach! I shoot with all Canon, use a mac and LR CC. Please contact if I can be a tester. **Email address removed**
I have a 2018 iMac, 2019 MacBook Pro, and 2019 Canon 6D MkII. I’m a product photographer and would love to beta test. Email is J F O R S T E R 1 0 1 5 @ Y A H O O . C O M
Hi I way late to this party, but just bought a new Canon, i don't love there software and would like to tether directly into lightroom but need access to live view, product photographer, i am hoping i can join the prerelease.
It would be an asset to support Live View in Tethered Capture. In my case, it would be for Nikon D750, but I am sure many others would love that feature too Best regards, dcastigl@pt.lu
Yes, it would be great if we had live view and the ability to shoot video while tethered. I shoot how-to videos alone and without live view I need an extra person to focus the camera on me. At the moment I'm using other free ware software but I'd love to be able to use an Adobe supported software.
Hi im joining many others to raise this feature in Lightroom. Im food photographer and this will be essential for my workflow. Thank you in case of an update.
I'm not sure if this has been asked before but I can't find any reference. Are there any updates to future Lightroom Classic releases that will allow live view whilst in tether mode? I've tried free plugins which are not reliable but Capture One has this feature. I don't want to have to use Capture One just for this single feature.
I have canon 5ds i use lightroom cc the new one, but i recently bought some lens baby and manual focus camera lenses. For portraits and camera tethered to my lightroom i have to use the viewfinder on camera to focus manually set up shot then take the photo with the button on my laptop but this is no good for me, Using canons eos program it has a live view, instead of using viewfinder. i can choose live zoom at x6 and make sure using a sweet 35 lens i get the focus and sweet spot nailed first time, after taking with lightroom i then have to review it after I've taken it support told me it can't be done, so the only point in tethering is sending image taken direct to laptop i want when tethered a pop up screen showing the image on my laptop, before i take it im now having to use both programs and more doubling the time it takes surly tethering with a pre shot image for studio portrait commercially would be a benefit to those in business
Several other tethering apps offer live view and as others have mentioned – it's such a valuable tool for when setting up a food scene or other product photography.
I shoot architecture and events...would be great if there was a way to shoot the event tethered with LR CC to Canon camera and then have the ability for the client to log in and be able to use the photos while the event was taking place. That would be amazing!
I shoot mostly food. Mac. Canon and Sony. Have a look:https://elisabethvonpoelnitz.de This will make my food photography work flow so much faster.... Greetings from Germany! Elisabeth .
To all those who have participated in this thread we would like to invite you to a special test area to review, test and advise Adobe on in-process improvements to the tethered-capture process in Lightroom Classic CC. We now have testing available for Windows users with Canon Cameras. We plan to add other cameras to the mix in the future.
If you are interested in participating in this Tether prerelease testing and are a Windows user with a Canon camera currently supported for tethering, please reply to this comment. You will be contacted by Adobe with further instructions.
Thank you for your patience and enthusiasm for Lightroom Classic CC.
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Rikk
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Greetings
To all those who have participated in this thread we would like to invite you to a special test area to review, test and advise Adobe on in-process improvements to the tethered-capture process in Lightroom Classic CC. Currently we have testing available for Mac users with Canon Cameras. We plan to add other cameras and Windows to the mix in the future.
If you are interested in participating in this Tether prerelease testing and are a Mac user with a Canon camera currently supported for tethering, please reply to this comment. You will be contacted by Adobe with further instructions.
Thank you for your patience and enthusiasm for Lightroom Classic CC.Adobe Photography Products
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dan_castiglia_7216858
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It would be an asset to support Live View in Tethered Capture. In my case, it would be for Nikon D750, but I am sure many others would love that feature too
Best regards, dcastigl@pt.lu
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I'm not sure if this has been asked before but I can't find any reference. Are there any updates to future Lightroom Classic releases that will allow live view whilst in tether mode? I've tried free plugins which are not reliable but Capture One has this feature. I don't want to have to use Capture One just for this single feature.
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Today I'm working with a Sony A 77 II.
For Sony cameras it's even worse: there is not tethered capture at all.
I really like to work with Lightroom...
...but if the performance stays at this level (working with 24M images on a 4k Monitor is quite slow) then I will have to switch to Capture One, too.
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I have canon 5ds i use lightroom cc the new one, but i recently bought some lens baby and manual focus camera lenses.
For portraits and camera tethered to my lightroom i have to use the viewfinder on camera to focus manually set up shot then take the photo with the button on my laptop but this is no good for me,
Using canons eos program it has a live view, instead of using viewfinder. i can choose live zoom at x6 and make sure using a sweet 35 lens i get the focus and sweet spot nailed first time, after taking with lightroom i then have to review it after I've taken it
support told me it can't be done, so the only point in tethering is sending image taken direct to laptop
i want when tethered a pop up screen showing the image on my laptop, before i take it
im now having to use both programs and more doubling the time it takes
surly tethering with a pre shot image for studio portrait commercially would be a benefit to those in business
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david_pahmp
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I want to stay with Lightroom and not migrate.
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Greetings from Germany!
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Rikk
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Greetings
To all those who have participated in this thread we would like to invite you to a special test area to review, test and advise Adobe on in-process improvements to the tethered-capture process in Lightroom Classic CC. We now have testing available for Windows users with Canon Cameras. We plan to add other cameras to the mix in the future.
If you are interested in participating in this Tether prerelease testing and are a Windows user with a Canon camera currently supported for tethering, please reply to this comment. You will be contacted by Adobe with further instructions.
Thank you for your patience and enthusiasm for Lightroom Classic CC.Adobe Photography Products
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