How to Tether Your Camera
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ส.ค. 2015
- An in-depth explanation of our tethered DSLR workstation that we use in the portrait studio. Do you tether your camera? Feel free to leave us any questions/comments below!
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was that a Peak Design attachment for a camera strap? I have the exact same ones on my camera. I have them on both sides of my camera if i want to war it over the shoulder or around the neck, especially if i'm using a tripod.
Why is the link for the older model of the Canon 70-200 do you prefer it to the model II?
Tony & Chelsea Northrup very nice Mr tony it’s good
so how do u tether???
You seem to have forgotten the TETHER subject :(
Agree on that.
But overall, great video though.
Plug into Lightroom and boom it’s done. This goes over what goes into tethering.
You’ve been catfished...
Just advertising
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yes cool a how to video that shows everything except how to tether, excellent
+Bruce Nguyen Um... you missed the cable that runs from the camera to that PC :)
+Bruce Nguyen I was thinking just the same. At least we got the sales pitch for a dozen or so related products.
same here, i was waiting options, apps, conn and pros of each, but the only thing i got was tony acting as a salesman or "see all this stuff i have" video
Mike S I think just showing us an image of the cable doesn't qualify this video as a "how to tether video" . I can show you a picture of some guys playing soccer and do a close up on the ball and that doesn't qualify as a how to video
You are right that he didn't explicitly go through that process... but he told you what software he uses... usually all you do is plug the camera in and open the software and bam.... thats all their is to it.
Could you make a video on how to tether a camera?
I think the title should be my studio tethering setup this answered no questions at all lol
You've to buy the book for the answer.
I’ve said this on pretty much every social medium, you guys are perfect and awesome in every way. Thank you for everything.
This has to be one of the best organized and easy-to-understand videos I have ever watched! Very useful and will definitely subscribe. Thanks a lot!
Love your videos! An absolute wealth of information. Thank you so very much for all your help. Im in the process of building my home base studio right now. I do need to find out what type of grey backdrop do I need. If you have a video you can suggest please do. Thanks again. Oh and I love your Richard Gear smile when your laughing. cute haha
I love all your videos. So helpful! Thank you.
I love to watch your videos! Great info as always, keep them coming :)
Yet another geek video :D Thanks Tony!
Thank uuu very much ur videos are one of the best tutorials on the web cause its so detailed and simple, thats why I'm willing to buy ur books
I was waiting for the teather which usb cord exactly and how do you plug things in
WOW you are smart.. how do you learn and remember so much ? man i wished i knew all that. i have watched a lot of your videos because i really got interested in buying a full frame camera but the more i watch you the more i realize how much there is involved. you do a great job
Just seen this video in 2018...such a great video!!! Thanks for the time. I've liked and will subscribe!
A great video, very informative and useful!
title should have been : "Look at all my cool expensive stuff and here's a link"
Great video of just an overall setup.
What a great video - lots of research and trial for sure. Thanks for sharing your tethering workflow. I had a Tether Tools (Tether Pro) cable show up today from B&H as I'm (finally) starting to move away from removing the SD card (and inevitably leaving it behind in my laptop)... thank goodness for two SD card slots and always a few extras in the bag.
great video and great tech in it
Great video! thank you
Did it work?
You my friend are a magician. Thanks
Excellent video ! Thanks.
Tony, I have been following your amazing video pretty closely, I greatly learn from these videos and thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge pretty liberally. My question is tethering is all great when indoors, what would you recommend for outdoors when shooting in different environments, climate conditions , at least I am unable to judge the clarity of the image pretty accurately irrespective how much I zoom, that too with my reading glasses on the Camera LCD let alone the view finder. How can tethering work in outdoors ?
That was very useful, thanks 😊
great video brother!! thanks
Hi guys! love your relaxed and well worked trough videos. I'm interested in a good wireless tether option, is Camfi Pro Plus or Camranger a good option. Cant find any good reviews online. Keep up the good work!
Great Video. Definitely deserves a subscribe. Really Like Your setup. few questions: what camera did u use to shoot this video and what material is the black backdrop?
This is quite an old video. But having just found it, I am AMAZED at the number of people who don't know how to plug in the two ends of a cable. And get this, you troubled folks, not every camera has the same kind of USB port on it. And not all computers have the same kind of USB ports on them. (Which we would be evident if you even listened to what Tony says.) SO there is no way Tony could tell you "what kind of cable you need", except that, it needs to link two USB ports. So it's a USB cable, Doh!! If someone doesn't figure out they need to find a USB cable that connects THEIR computer to THEIR camera, I think they are going to get little help out of this video. And those complaints that he's not providing any information or that insulting "just a salesman not a photographer" .. .these are just so blind lame and ignorant. The guy is easily confirmed to be a highly competent photographer. And he's giving a lot of real world information about what he finds works best, and what doesn't, including what kinds of gear is best for these purposes (e.g. not just a tripod by a seriously heavy one; not just a monitor but a hgih-resolution monitor, not just a mouse but a mouse with a wheel, etc.) and showing what the advantages of tethering are. (I was hoping to find a video on wi-fi tethering. But that's a different thing.)
Great Video, thank you so much!
Probably could've figured out how to tether it on my own before this video was finished. Worthless.
Nice commercial, nothing about how to tether!!!
😂😂😂 I saw that 😂😂😂
Very nice setup you got there.
Side note for the probably very small amount of people who are both into Linux and photography: I've had good results with Darktable and tethering my Canon. As long as your camera is supported by the libgphoto2 library it should work if I'm not mistaken. Probably not something you'd use if you earn your living with photography, but for me as a hobbyist it has yielded good results and allowed me to combine two of my interests (plus I don't need to set up a Windows install just for photography stuff).
Really great video, thank you! Do you have any recommendations for computers as of 9/18 just for tethering?
Thanks for the video - I'm curious about the dual Capture One and Lightroom workflow - the processing algorithms are (in my experience) quite different between the two programs (I use C1 on location, but LR to manage everything at home).
Do you export TIFFs from C1 to lock in the 'look' you have on your screen as you shoot, or are you just copying over the unedited CR2 files and starting from scratch in LR?
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Hi! I have a question, the Manfrotto Accessory Arm, is it compatible with any tripod? Because my tripod is a Benro A500FBH1 and I want to get a Manfrotto Accessory Arm (I don't think Benro has one of those). Thanks!
I thought I would be taught to sync my camera to my mac but not he's just showing products
Kirstin Hughes True and he is somehow annoying
If I hadn't seen your comment I would have watched the entire video to be disappointed.
I did see it entirely. I also have a Mac.
It's the same deal only you're installing capture one onto a Mac instead of an Alienware tower...
I am just getting started learning to Tether my camera to a laptop. I have a 5Ds as well and found your video very helpful. I purchased the manfrotto 183 stand but was unable to stabilize it using a light stand . I was able to use it with my tripod. I use a tripod for my camera work so it cannot be dedicated to the 183. Is there an extra add on that I can buy to make the light stand more stable?
Useful stuff thanks
very helpful - thanks
really helpful video.
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Hey, great video! What cable are you using?
Hello Tony, I'm wondering do you calibrate the lenses that you put on the 5dsr? I seen how extremely sharp the picture look! Love you guys!
Tony. Would it be good idea to update this video as new wifi cards have improved a great deal, and tethering with a cable can be a pain in the neck .It is very easy to trip over the tether cable and pull out your connection that might cost a great deal to repair your equipment. I would really like someone to make a video showing new ways to connect the camera to a laptop without using the cable method. Without using the hot shoe as my godox trigger sits on this to control the studio lights
I recently attended a seminar on tethering sponsored by Tether Tools. They compared Lightroom with the On1 Photo RAW 2018.5 software.
The On1 beat the pants off Lightroom in speed.
One thing that increased the speed of Lightroom was adding a Tether Tools booster inline between the camera and the computer.
However, Lightroom still lagged far behind On1 in speed....
tony that video didnt actually say how to tether?
+hargraveben23 Just plug a USB cable from yoru camera to your computer, assuming your camera supports it. Our Lightroom book shows you exactly how to tether in Lightroom (sdp.io/store).
+hargraveben23 Thank you.
Just here to make money. Sad.
Why do the video if your referring your book? Great for gear but useless in How to Tether Your Camera!
excellent video ... thanks :)
Great video, good information on tethering. I have the 5ds and was wondering about your experience with that weird Canon USB3 cable strain relief. Do you use it? Do you prefer a different method or does it not seem to need it. Was worrying that not using it would crack the USB3 connector off of the circuit card inside the camera. Thanks for any thoughts you might have on this. Love your channel!
+ScotTheGr8 I put it on one time, but I forgot to put it on when I recorded this video. I never thought about it protected the circuit board, I just figured it was there to keep the cable from popping off accidentally... I'll have to make a point of using it in the future.
Thanks for sharing your tethering gears Tony :) Can you throw some light on how you transfer wirelessly from the studio computer (alienware) to your power horse desktop in downstairs.Any software in particular? Does this update every picture you take to the other desktop ? . Also is there any wireless gear to add to the camera to transfer files wirelessly instead of a USB cable ? , which could help both camera and computer to be more mobile in the studio.
Another great and informative Video. Thanks so much for all the efforts you both put in. I have learnt so much watching you vids.
Good work, Tony. I noticed you shot 30 fps video on this one. What camera did you use? The detail is impressive. Did you shoot 4k and then size it down to 2k? What is your favorite video camera to film these with now?
Awesomenessness,thanks so much,fully helpful! Ill give Capture One a go,so happy you put up all the links to the gear you use,you didnt skip anything,this is the most in depth tutorial on tethering I've ever seen!
Your on drugs or taking the piss out of the video? Lol
Tony, you share the greatest tips on you-tube. Thank you for the time you put into these vids.
I stopped half way through... you did not deliver on how to tether Tony. Pity
interesting tripod set up. Where did you get that cross bar that you have your camera on?
Thank you!
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+Tony & Chelsea Northrup, was that a Peak Design attachment for a camera strap? I have the exact same ones on my camera. I have them on both sides of my camera if i want to war it over the shoulder or around the neck, especially if i'm using a tripod.
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My laptop will drive a 4K monitor, what kind of setup could I do using my laptop for tethering? Thanks. Love your videos.
Tony,
Anyway you could list the tri pod used in this video as well as the computer work station. Thanks
Very well done video +Tony Northrup. Thanks for creating and sharing it.
thanks for the tips ;) !
Great video Tony! Very detailed breakdown!
Tony, great video as usual. Regarding tethering, would the speed at which LR uploads pics be enhanced by (i) more RAM and (ii) a faster processor? Do you have any experience with the Nikon software Camera Control Pro 2 and if so how does it compare to the one you're using? (I have a D810 and MacBook Pro).
+calevy100 Above 8GB of RAM you probably won't see much performance improvement. A faster processer (meaning, higher GHz, not necessarily more cores) will always help. We've only used the Nikon software a couple of times.
Cool video! Do you remember which video it was where you said the top lcd screen on cameras looked like an 80s watch? Just wondering!
RainbowClash123 It's at the end of this video: th-cam.com/video/Gq3ISUHsfsQ/w-d-xo.html
Tony Northrup Thanks so much! But you said that only about the 5DSR. Doesn't the D810 have the same kind of lcd screen? Just wondering!
Hi Tony & Chelsea. I'd like to know which LAV Microphone you're using and what's it recording to. I really like the quality of the sound. Thank you btw, this video was helpful.
Thanks Tony
I never thought of doing a cart like that with a small form factor computer and a good, yet "small" monitor (funny how 24" monitor used to be considered big). Looks like when I go visit the inlaws for Christmas, I need to go help my sister in law by cleaning up her hubby's testing office for some supplies to build a new small system. I love having a brother in law that's a hardware tester :-)
One question regarding Capture One. Do you find any differences in editing your raw files on it vs Lightroom?
Tony is there any difference between using the orange ?Tethertools 5m cable you show and using the 1m cable that came with my D810 with regular a USB to USB extension cable?
Awesome.
Have you done anything with EyeFi cards or the like for this? I'm shooting with a Fuji X-E2 and as I recall some of the cable tethering options for those aren't that great (Yes, I know, I need to get the X-T2, I've watched your vid and have been drooling over that body since it released. No bad jokes intended.) I'm also more interested in wireless options because I tend to move around a lot rather than doing fixed-camera shots.
Can you suggest a good and safe software to download for a Nikon CoolPix p530? I'm trying to use my laptop as an external moniter for the camera. I had bought an HDMI cord to connect to the laptop but the laptop isn't registering the camera. :/
11:10 I have the same problem here but use powerline ethernet adaptors. They just plug into the wall at any points in the house and use your power cables to create a wired network connection. It's the only thing that gives me 100% up time as WiFi occasionally drops out in my loft.
Having watched your video about why I don't need ND filters, I tried blending some images in Ps CS6. About 170.
The i5 processor wasn't too overtaxed at 25% utilisation, but I saw my SSD peak at just over 1gBytes per second. I don't think an i7 is needed.
Capture One can used GPUs for processing, it's worth ensuring that you have one that's supported.
Dear Mr & Ms Northrup:
I would like to bring your attention to ultra-wide monitors like the LG 34UM95 for tethering and image & video editing.
When tethering I find that I can have on the same monitor the camera remote controls, live preview and the pictures I taken all at view at the same time. I find this very useful for macro pictures as this is what I do the most.
When editing pictures, I can have multiple pictures opened at the same time on Photoshop and compare/work on them on the same screen. I find this very important as I can compare/work on my pictures on the same monitor without any variation (color, saturation etc) due to using different monitors. Also, panoramas are something else in these types of monitors.
For video editing, the main advantage is the vast available workspace. Timelines can be expanded in such a way that you can do work on them without needing to expand or contract them all the time.
This ultra-Wide monitors are usually available in curved format as well. These avoid you to have to move on your desk one side to the other to see things on the corner, however, they probably are not the best option for serious image editing due to the panel curvature.
Anyway, just a recommendation I wanted to throw up there.
whats the fastest and best computer similar to the one on the video that you would recommend for lightroom and do you have a link to buy it
Hi Tony just curious did you ever use Mac at all?
Thanks
sometimes i need to go on sight to shoot panoramic shot in rotational method, max of 180. Does the side bar help with rotation smoothly. In addition, is there a rather than tether and see the shot before being taken use the computer as a view finder?
Video was awesome, much appreciated.
Walid Nasaa I realize your post is two years old but maybe this will help someone else. When mounted on a geared center post tripod like Tony's the bar will not rotate, it is fixed. If your center post rotates then you could rotate the whole assembly but I doubt it would be smooth. In addition because you have now increased the radius of the rotation circle any variation off of level of the tripod will cause a change in elevation of the panned image. You are better off having the camera mounted in the center of the tripod.
Hey all at Northrup Photo Industries. Agree 100% about 802.11ac but wonder if you could mention something on how you sync.
In my windows days I loved synctoy but maybe there is something better now. Since I just have loop scripts running rsync.
I use for home Ethernet service the Netgear Powerline. It uses the houses own electrical wire and it's just like wired LAN
Hi Tony,
Wanted to ask, if I can shoot with my Nikon D810 camera tethered to my iPhone 7 Plus with a USB 3.0 Cable? Tether Shooting and transferring big NEF files ~40-45MB per photo.
Thanks for the great videos Tony.
I am seriously looking into capturing my landscapes tethered to a laptop using Lightroom. I don't actually need the raw files on my laptop since I only want to have a bigger preview for focus, framing etc.. Is there a way I can only change my live view to another monitor than the one on the back of the camera while still capturing the files to the SD card?
YuriFineart Maybe use a Wi-Fi app and a tablet? Or just disconnect the laptop when you're ready to shoot?
+YuriFineart I use a tablet or a laptop tethered to my DSLR while outdoors capturing landscapes.
1. Laptop: I use ControlMyNikon software installed on the laptop, im sure Canon may have a similar option, I use ControlMyNikon because it has a lot more control over Nikon's proprietary software.
ControlMyNikon has liveview, full control over your DSLR settings, shutter speed etc. Automated focus stacking, HDR, Timelapse etc... its a great piece of software. You can also choose to store images on camera only, computer only or both.
2. Tablet: for this option I use a 10.1" tablet (with USB Host capability) this is important.
And an OTG (On the Go) cable, this cable connects into the micro USB port on the tablet and on the other end it had a female full-size USB port.
Connect your DSLR cable into this port.
The software I use on the tablet (Andriod by the way) is "DSLR Dashboard" or "Helicon Remote".
I find these apps are pretty good and again give me full control over my DSLR with liveview etc...
I hope this helps.
mr. morpheus thank you very much for your time! I really just need a bigger preview of the landscape though, i don't really care about controlls or saving the files to the device. Ideal would be an affordable 10 inch portable monitor or some way to turn a table in just an HDMI monitor without any apps but i suppose that's difficult but i think I'm gonna try out some of these apps you've listed!
thank you so much for your time again!
+YuriFineart Youre welcome, how do you plan to power the portable monitor outdoors ? is that your goal ?
It may actually be cheaper to purchase an android tablet, simply to use as a larger viewfinder with a half decent screen.
I know BQ sell full HD res 10.1" tablets for as little as 200Euros, Im confident that is a fair bit cheaper than purchasing a USB powered, or battery powered PC monitor.
The Android apps that I use are free. Personally I prefer Helix Remote app.
If you have the luxury of a smartphone with IR on it i can suggest a great way of remote triggering your DSLR :-)
mr. morpheus yea i think a tablet is the best, cheapest and most efficient way to go, I really just need a bigger preview to compose, I don't really care about color accuracy or any of that. I was looking at portable monitors with a battery bank and the aputure 7 inch screen but I really think i'm gonna go with a 10 inch tablet...
thank you very much for your time again!
Hello Tony. How are you? I'm learning a lot from you on how to better take pictures when travelling with my family on a vacation with my D5600 Nikon. I hope you don't mind, may I ask if the tethering application in Lightroom Classic 9.2.1 which came with my Adobe Creative Cloud subscription is compatible now with Catalina 10.15.4? Last Nov 2019 I upgrade the OS of my laptop from Mojave 10.14.6 to Catalina 10.15.4 and tethering didn’t work. I had to pay Apple service USD50 to bring back the OS Mojave 10.14.6. thank you.
Hi, Tony! @6:16, you mentioned that you sychronize your camera to your computer , so that it can go to your computer in your work space or editing space. I have 2 questions. Can you tell me or give a video link, that I can watch, so that I can do the same? Will the synching allow me to transfer video footage? I'm asking, because, my recording studio is upstairs and my editing space is downstairs. I'm tired of taking my camera, up and downstairs, to import media. I'm afraid that I may fall and break my camera or something. It's a waste time and I hate unplugging and replugging my camera, back and forth, to 2 different computers. I'm frustrated! Please, answer, me. Thank you!
Thanks for the video, however its from 2015, so I was wondering if you still feel that Capture One is the fastest way to go when tethering to your computer?
Nice set up Tony, I've been shooting tethered in studio with my laptop. It's much better being able to check focus,exposure etc on a larger screen. I'm getting a shot to image shown time of around 3 seconds, (D750, Cap one, i3 with SSD) what kind of times are you getting with this set up? Also for network, have you looked into power line plugs? I use these for my gaming PC etc and they are rock solid and fast when compared to wifi for myself. :)
ZG0002 I think I'm at about 3 seconds, too... with LR it was more like 8-15 seconds. Re: powerline, I used two generations of powerline networking, but actual performance depends on your home's wiring, and for me, 802.11ac was MUCH faster and more reliable.
Yeah LR is much slower (I wonder why that is?) I do the same as yourself and transfer the raw files into LR after the shoot.
Good to know my speeds are up there, but also slightly disappointed that I'm unlikely to see a speed boost with a upgrade.
That's a shame about the power line networking.
Keep up the brilliant work, learning so much from you two :)
love that set-up
I love this video! I think next Christmas season I might try to set up a kiosk in the mall and do "green screen" background Christmas portraits for christmas cards. A set up like this would work great.
tony if I get a 4k monitor to see more detail does that mean I have to get a better graphics card for my desktop if so what graphics card would I need
i was waiting forever for info on the cable.
You studio is very very familiar to me, I shoot tethered, I have had the same Issues as yourself, I bought second hand lights, my stands run on casters. I use virtually the same tripod, the same camera the same lens, the same manfrotto laptop stand. etc etc. A couple of oversized large washers will stiffen up the laptop stand, stopping it wobbling around. Calumet sell a mini cantilever boom arm with sliding weights allowing to balance the main light and light modifier as required. This allowes you to position the main light to your required height with your pinky finger its that good I would also invest in a proper studio camera stand it is a joy to use, with a setup like yours. there is a tray for you bits and pieces and the camera or cameras slides up and down the pole effortlessly then you can lock it for extra stability if required. I would have also considered a EZO monitor just because it can be moved from portrait to landscape and back again. Viewing a portrait straight from the camera on a 24inch monitor in portrait view is very impressive. I have loads more tips on studio layouts but alas I have to walk the dog. lol
Would you take a moment to share what adaptor you use for Canon lenses on your Sony A7rII? When the Sony rep demoed the camera in LA at Samys he had a $109. Fotodiox adapter and the lens focused almost instantly (or at least we heard a beep, we never saw the pictures up on the screen.) We've heard so much blah-blah it'd be great to know what you and Justin have found as the best. Thanks for what you do.
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Hi, do you have any experience with "Digicamcontrol" for live view tethered shooting ?
Tony Northrup The link for your computer brought me to a computer with a yellow accent, but yours has a purple accent. For some reason, the purple accented version with i7 is much more money and has different specs. Do you have a link to the purple accented one? Thanks!
Hey Tony .. How you're sync the data between PC's ? What kind of software or scripts. I's assuming that's fully automated process, Please explain if you can. Thanks