Tethering via Wifi?

Hi, 

NO, unfortunatly it is not possible. I mean in a standard way.
ADOBE is not developing this part (so far i know)

BUT i do found a way to do it. (using CANON)

you need to have 2 cameras, one has to be USB connected to the computer. (at least on a mac).

you need to connect the wireless camera on your computer (follow canon instruction) once it is connected, you can test it with canon software.

if it works then open lightroom start a new session tethering  (not auto import! this is tooooo slow!) and be sure that the usb camera is on, in this situation the software will recongnise the both cameras.

there is just one problem: so lang your camera is not Wireless connected to the computer (battery saver or you turn the camera off) it will not be recognize anymore. to solve it only way is to restart your computer and off and on the camera again.

so is the way i do wireless tethering since 5 months. 😃 on CAnon 1dx and R5 (i have an old 5d connected isb all the time under my desk!)

a mess!

reason why I am thinking to move to capture one. it works perfektly with meny cameras.

I presume that by "LC" you are referring to Lightroom-Classic LrC.

I researched the Nikon D750 WiFi App and found it only tethered to an iPhone/iPad.

If QDSLR can 'Send / Tether' files to a folder in your Mac, then you may only be able to use the 'Auto Import' feature of LrC.

In LrC Auto Import setup- Define a "Watched Folder" (that must be empty!) and a "Destination Folder" (where LrC will store the files).

Then set up QDSLR to 'Save/Send' the files to the "Watched Folder". As you shoot the images will go  Camera > QDSLR > Watched Folder > Destination Folder, and appear there in the Catalog.

My experience of D750 and Windows-10 using a USB cable to tether has always been successful. I cannot comment on Mac and Monterey iOS.