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Hello everyone! I REALLY need help with this tethering problem. I've also never tethered before. In Adobe Lightroom Classic live view I was trying to take a portrait shot. I'm shooting with a Canon 77D on a MacBook.
As you can see my live view is cropping the actual photo (1st attachment, smaller photo on the left is after the photo was taken). When I flip the live view orientation (second photo), it's no longer cropped. But that's means I'd have to flip my laptop on its side for the whole tethering session?? I can't even find this problem on Google and support has to call me back today because they couldn't figure it out (with screen share). Any help is highly appreciated, thank you!!
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On my Imac I can see the image both Landscape and Portrait but I have to resize the window. A resize cursor does not show up on the corners but if you click and hold near a bottom corner it will show up. I think this is a bug.
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Yes no matter what size I make the live view screen, the live view is cropped compared to the actual photo. I updated my Mac and my Lightroom, bought a new shorter tether cord, restarted my computer and the application many many times and same problem. 😕 Thabk you for the reply!
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Hi,
I am having the same problem. When tethering in portrait format, the live view doesn't rotate and if I click on the rotate icon at the right hand top corner, the live view shows a cropped display. Have you found the solution yet?