I did try using no linked software (and just get the Quick View screen) but I didn't see a significant benefit and got a larger (full screen) image with FRV.ĭPP gets a bad rap from some folks, but I have found it to be quite good. Everyone's workflow is different, but I never found a value in going to DPP while tethered since I wasn't going to be editing while tethered. The times that I have been tethered I used FastRawViewer as the linked software since I was only interested in verifying a good image. It would evenually come back to life, but using DPP as the launcher isn't acceptable for shooting bird action, LOL.
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I assumed it was because it was downloading the file. DPP would hang (DPP is not responding message) after every shot. I tested "remote shooting" from DPP yesterday simply because it was brought up and I posted that screen grab. I tried it years ago, but don't recall why. So, I've seen the remote button, but it doesn't stay there long because once my images are loaded, it goes away. It just fills my needs for the type of photography that I do. I use a "light touch" and just don't require more than a bit of sharpening, saturation adjustment, and sometimes noise reduction and lens correction. I use DPP as my primary Raw editor, it's simple to use and has the fetures that I need. I shoot with two computers and cameras to get different perspectives, Helicon Remote on one and EOSU on the other. I could see remote shooting from a program, like DPP, being useful for a portrait photographer, but I'm sure there are better programs out there for that. Also, it is good to know that the EOSU will link you up to other editors, although that is not my workflow when shooting remotely as I record to my cameras SD card, then d/l via built in reader, and edit.
HELICON REMOTE WITH 6D REMOTE VIDEO MANUAL
I've only searched the DPP manual for stuff I was interested in, so that one got by me. Seems like EOSU is the remote shooting controller. No DPP and remote shooting still possible.
No EOSU no remote shooting.ĮOSU allows a software other than DPP to be linked for viewing the remote shot images (or if no software is linked images won't be viewed but simply recorded). The DPP manual clearly states that remote shooting requires that EOSU be installed. Has a button to start up Remote Shooting.
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