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kellymarshall17
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Mar 1, 2018 5:41 PM UTC
Question

Tethering Nikon D750 and Lightroom

I just purchased a tethering cable for my Nikon D750 and MacBook Pro.  The cable fits fine.   LR (using version 7.2) recognizes the camera but I came across a few issues that I can't seem to fix:

1.  I can't see the image that I am trying to compose on the computer.  I have to look through the camera's view finder to compose the image, then I shoot it using the button on my laptop.  The image, once taken, appears on my laptop...but I would like to be able to see the image on my laptop WHILE composing.  Is there something I need to adjust in LR or on my camera to do this?

2.  Does the image save to my laptop AND the memory card?  When taking some test shots, I noticed that the images were being saved to my laptop but when I looked at the file review on my camera, it said that there were no images and that the card was empty.  Later, I put the memory card into my desktop computer, and the images were in fact there.  So I guess they did save to my memory card?  Does this happen once the tether session ends?

If you know the answers to either question, I would be grateful for any advice.  Thank you!

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JP Hess
Inspiring
Mar 1, 2018 5:47 PM UTC

There is no live view, and images are only saved to the computer when you are using the tethered option.

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philipp19547876
Participant
Dec 17, 2018 2:28 PM UTC

Tethering should be defined as an ability to see the image in preview - the ability to download a file after capture is a simple download.

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JP Hess
Inspiring
Dec 17, 2018 4:49 PM UTC

That might be your definition or concept of tethered shooting, but that isn't the way it works as far as Adobe's design is concerned. This is a user to user forum, I don't work for Adobe and have no connection with the company whatsoever. I only try to provide assistance. All I can tell you is that there is no "live view" preview.

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