With weather sealing and advanced image stabilization, you’ll open up your creative possibilities. Tamron – Need lightweight, compact mirrorless lenses? Tamron has you covered, with superior optics perfect for any situation. I feel tethering my Sony to Capture One 22 will be an invaluable tool on a much larger screen rather than my camera’s little LCD. Once I am feeling totally comfortable with it, I am really looking forward to using it in the studio for clients, portraits and still life/product shoots as well as running during classes and workshops. Now that I am slowly getting a feel for how things work in Capture One 22, I am keen to play with it some more. Second, I missed being able to look at Peak Metering, which I typically use when shooting with my camera. Once you’ve used it a few times, it gets easier, but on a small laptop things can get lost easily. To be fair every program has its pitfalls, right? So what wasn’t so great?įirst, I found it to be a bit of a pain juggling between the Capture window and the Live View window. So if you aren’t able to adjust focus in Capture One, you’ll have to do so from the camera. Not all cameras are supported, though, like my a7R III. You have to use the Camera Focus tool, located in the Live View window. You can focus tethered, but it’s not super intuitive. But for me, this needs a little more investigation and practice. It can make for faster and more precise communication between photographer, stylist and client. This allows a client to see, rate and check images remotely while you are shooting. But I will leave that for another article. Then there is the Overlay feature - VERY COOL.
You can add a grid, and even turn your image black and white.
#SMART SHOOTER TETHER PC#
A copy of the image taken will be on the PC and on the SD card in the camera. The image will then appear back in the Capture panel (you will now need to minimize the Live View panel). To take a photo, just press the big round shutter button (next to the Live View button).
As long as your autofocus is on and it is in the desired location, you can press AF and set from Capture One. You can change aperture, ISO, shutter speed, exposure compensation and change from single to multi-shot. Once Live View is turned on, you have access to loads of settings for your camera. Turn Live View on in Capture One to see the camera’s view What’s hot … Both USB-A and USB-C worked, which is fabulous. Once that problem was solved I turned the Ctrl with Smartphone turned OFF, then selected PC Remote in the Toolbox menu. I, of course, had been using my smartphone as a remote trigger, as I couldn’t find my usual remote. What I finally figured out - after quite a bit of Googling - was that this feature is not available IF you have the Ctrl with Smartphone setting turned on (Network, page 1). When I tried to access this feature, I found I could only select Mass Storage as an option. Sony Alpha models require the USB Connection Menu to be set to PC Remote (page 4 in the Toolbox menu) to be able to tether. So I was back to try my hand with the new Capture One 22. And to be honest, well, that frustrated me too. Now, I know that there is a workaround for Sony to be tethered to Lightroom. But I got frustrated and went back to Lightroom for editing. I admit I did briefly look at Capture One, which came with my Sony many years ago. But then a few years ago, I moved over to Sony and Lightroom didn’t want to play anymore. It was simple and straightforward - plug and play. I used to tether for studio shoots in Lightroom with my Nikon gear. So let me share how I tethered my Sony a7R III to Capture One 22, and some of the issues I had. It seemed relatively straightforward until … well, it wasn’t. I will admit it, I’m pretty new to Capture One 22, but one of the things I was really looking forward to was tethering my Sony camera to it.
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