Shooting Tethered in Aperture
February 24, 2008
Apple has released a list of cameras that are capable of shooting tethered to the computer while using Aperture 2.0.
While this isn’t a feature that will be widely used, it is important to a vocal minority and Apple needs to think about updating the list to include the newer top-of-the-line cameras from Canon and Nikon.
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No Pentax cameras *at all*? Guess they’re just after the big 2 :(
http://www.20seven.org/blog/articles/2008/02/17/cameras-that-work-or-dont-with-aperture-20/
Thanks chaos pilot. I found that the PEF files from my *ist-D seem to work just fine, though I was looking forward to playing with tethered shooting (as an aperture newbie :)
Ah well, fingers crossed for the K20D when it comes out :)
I really wanted to try this feature out be my D50 won’t work dam.
Seems odd that the Canon 30D isn’t supported but most of the older Canon DSLR bodies are. I wonder why? If anyone knows please comment. Thanks!
The list for RAW file support is a lot larger. Several Pentax cameras are known supported.