for mac download Capture One 23 Pro 16.3.3.1813

Their FAQ page states, “Remove any CF or SD cards from the camera – their presence often confuses the computer on which method to connect to the camera.” Capture One does seem to acknowledge this as an issue. Once again, I faced issues when using tethering on Capture One Pro with a memory card in the camera. Tethering Issues With Memory Cards On Capture One Pro Capture One Pro recommends shooting no more than 300 images while using ReTether. This is a handy feature as you don’t need to take a timeout while 2 hours’ worth of images are imported. You can also continue to shoot tethered while ReTether works in the background. This works for images shot up to 2 hours after disconnection. It begins to automatically import the images, starting with the first one taken after the camera was disconnected. When you reconnect your camera to the cable, ReTether works its magic. You then decide you need a little freedom of movement, disconnect the camera from the cable, and continue photographing.

Let’s say you’ve shot a few images with your Canon or Nikon camera while tethered to Capture One Pro. C1 imports the images based on the settings you’ve selected. There are many benefits of tethering your camera to Capture One Pro on a computer, aside from the near-instant file transfer to your system. Currently, this works for Canon and Nikon cameras. ReTether gives you hands-free image importing, and file naming (Next Capture naming) without having your camera physically connected to the computer with a cable. The name might sound a little confusing because it’s basically a new feature that gives you some tethered capabilities even if you’re not tethered all the time.

For mac download Capture One 23 Pro 16.3.3.1813