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The latest CamFi model lets you tether your camera wirelessly to your computer and transfer images directly into 3rd-party apps such as Capture One, Lightroom or EOS utility. Jan 15, 2019 11 Proposed rule changes would make it easier for drones to fly at night, above crowds. Product name: IAD601D: Software family: HG238x: Software revision: ESx415-02_10_01_24: ISP: Online: Local time: Tue Nov 20 16:: System uptime: 11 days 18 hours 31 minutes. The Canon Professional Network (CPN) digital encyclopaedia, Infobank, examines the Picture Style function that’s found on Canon EOS DSLRs – from the top-of-the-range EOS-1D X to the EOS 1100D enthusiast camera. Cara Install Canon Picture Style di Kamera EOS DSLR anda (free download kevin wang picture style) Posted: 5 Desember 2012 in Artikel. Pastikan software “EOS Utility” yang disediakan gratis pada bundle pembelian EOS telah terinstal pada komputer anda. Sambungkan kamera EOS dengan komputer memakai kabel data yang diberikan sepaket.
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mooneymsemooneymse 298 posts Joined Dec 2008 Location: Loudon,Tn | Does anybody know how to change the 'owner name' on the 'shooting info' page for a file. The original owners name need to be changed to the present owners name. How? The camera is a 1Ds Mark II. Canon again LOG IN TO REPLY |
basroilbasroil 8,015 posts Likes: 1 Joined Mar 2006 Location: STL/Clayton, MO| NJ | It's in the manual supplied as well as in the online manual. You will need EOS utility, so pick up the online manual while you are there dling eos utility anyway. I don't hate macs or OSX, I hate people and statements that portray them as better than anything else. Macs are A solution, not THE solution. Get a good desktop i7 with Windows 7 and come tell me that sucks for photo or video editing. LOG IN TO REPLY |
quijibo69quijibo69 594 posts Joined Jan 2009 Location: Okanagan, BC | not sure about the 1DS.... but on the 50D you have to use the EOS utility software. Matt LOG IN TO REPLY |
mooneymsemooneymse THREAD STARTER 298 posts Joined Dec 2008 Location: Loudon,Tn | Looked in manual and software, can not find procedure. Canon again LOG IN TO REPLY |
tmonatrtmonatr 1,585 posts Joined Nov 2006 Location: Tennessee | EOS Utility. Camera Settings. Camera and computer must be connected to each other. Tim LOG IN TO REPLY |
asysin2leadsasysin2leads 6,328 posts Likes: 2 Joined Dec 2006 Location: Lebanon, OH | mooneymse wrote in post #7234252 Does anybody know how to change the 'owner name' on the 'shooting info' page for a file. The original owners name need to be changed to the present owners name. How? The camera is a 1Ds Mark II. Ah hah! I had the same problem the other day. Connect your camera to your computer via the firewire cable, not the USB cable (at least on the MkIIn). Open up EOSUtility and click on Camera Settings. You should be able to change it now. That's what I had to do. Kevin LOG IN TO REPLY |
mooneymsemooneymse THREAD STARTER 298 posts Joined Dec 2008 Location: Loudon,Tn | Feb 01, 2009 17:53 as a reply to @tmonatr's post | #7 Canon again LOG IN TO REPLY |
EagleEagle 4,352 posts Gallery: 44 photos Likes: 72 Joined May 2005 Location: Akron, Ohio | asysin2leads wrote in post #7234421 Connect your camera to your computer via the firewire cable, not the USB cable (at least on the MkIIn). Why not the USB? Some people don't have firewire on their PC. 7D MKII ■ 10-22 ■ 15-85 ■ 28-135 ■ Σ 50-150 ■ 70-200 f4L ■ 100-400L ■ 580EX II LOG IN TO REPLY |
zincozincozincozinco 4,420 posts Likes: 1 Joined Oct 2007 Location: Andalucía | Eagle wrote in post #7234691 Why not the USB? Some people don't have firewire on their PC. buy a mac... just kidding... i just piss.ed of for sending my cable back with a return item and i don have one now so i cant even set personal functions.... Living the life, overexposing... LOG IN TO REPLY |
basroilbasroil 8,015 posts Likes: 1 Joined Mar 2006 Location: STL/Clayton, MO| NJ | Eagle wrote in post #7234691 Why not the USB? Some people don't have firewire on their PC. >90% of laptops sold last year have firewire. >50% of pcs as well I don't hate macs or OSX, I hate people and statements that portray them as better than anything else. Macs are A solution, not THE solution. Get a good desktop i7 with Windows 7 and come tell me that sucks for photo or video editing. LOG IN TO REPLY |
asysin2leadsasysin2leads 6,328 posts Likes: 2 Joined Dec 2006 Location: Lebanon, OH | Eagle wrote in post #7234691 Why not the USB? Some people don't have firewire on their PC. The USB wouldn't work w/ the MkIIn. According to google, it's because I have another camera driver installed (40D). The 40D works w/ the USB and the MkIIn works with firewire. Kevin LOG IN TO REPLY |
actprivateactprivate 499 posts Joined Jun 2008 Location: Australia | asysin2leads wrote in post #7234856 The USB wouldn't work w/ the MkIIn. According to google, it's because I have another camera driver installed (40D). The 40D works w/ the USB and the MkIIn works with firewire. IIRC all 1-series before 1dIII need to connect via firewire for full functionality between the camera and Canon software. USB is meant for direct printing, not PC connection. I bought a used 1dII last year which did not come with the original CDs. In addition to firewire harware support, I needed to download the TWAIN driver from Canon's website to get it to work. _______________ LOG IN TO REPLY |
asysin2leadsasysin2leads 6,328 posts Likes: 2 Joined Dec 2006 Location: Lebanon, OH | asysin2leads wrote in post #7234856 The USB wouldn't work w/ the MkIIn. According to google, it's because I have another camera driver installed (40D). The 40D works w/ the USB and the MkIIn works with firewire. actprivate wrote in post #7236117 IIRC all 1-series before 1dIII need to connect via firewire for full functionality between the camera and Canon software. USB is meant for direct printing, not PC connection. I bought a used 1dII last year which did not come with the original CDs. In addition to firewire harware support, I needed to download the TWAIN driver from Canon's website to get it to work. I do not believe having 40D drivers installed would interfere with 1D software in any way. At the moment, I connect my 350D, 40D, 5D and 1DIII with no problem. I did not bother remving 1DII drivers after I sold it. As a side note, I notice that the look and some behaviour of EOS Utility is dfferent depending on the camera connected: 40D and 1DIII are the same while 350D, 1DII and 5D are diferent. Thanks for the information. Interesting. The reason I said my 40D uses the USB is that the 40D doesn't have firewire capability. Kevin LOG IN TO REPLY |
Donkey1137Donkey1137 95 posts Joined Dec 2008 Location: Whangaparaoa, Auckland, New Zealand | mooneymse wrote in post #7234252 Does anybody know how to change the 'owner name' on the 'shooting info' page for a file. The original owners name need to be changed to the present owners name. How? The camera is a 1Ds Mark II. Thanks For getting me into this I have a Canon 400d and did not know how to put my name onto it until now, and it's real easy..... LOG IN TO REPLY |
actprivateactprivate 499 posts Joined Jun 2008 Location: Australia | asysin2leads wrote in post #7236282 Thanks for the information. Interesting. The reason I said my 40D uses the USB is that the 40D doesn't have firewire capability. Ah, my bad. Believe me, when I got my 1DII, I did wish it worked with USB because the firewire cable was missing, and my PC did not support firewire either. It would have saved the inconvenience and some money if USB worked. In addition, as you may be aware, accessing 'personal functions' is only through EOS Utility and via firewire. Canon merged personal functions and custom functions in the -III series. Thanks God for that! _______________ LOG IN TO REPLY |
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Webcams help people all over the world communicate face to face from remote locations, but the images they produce are not of the best quality. Luckily, with the right software, it is possible to rig high-quality SLR cameras to act as webcams. Though SLRs, like the Canon Rebel T1i, are not designed to be used as webcams, the live view feed can be transferred to video chat software when connected to a computer. After the live feed from the camera is properly set up, it is ready for video chat on applications like Skype and Ustream.
Preparing the Camera
Step 1
Mount the camera on a tripod and chose a vantage point that properly displays you for video chat. Activate Live View Mode in the camera menu, and set the focus to manual by switching the 'A-F' switch on the lens to 'M.'
Step 2
Download and install the ExtraWebCam software from ExtraWebCam.com. Register the software with the provided serial number.
Step 3
Connect the camera using the USB cord and power it on. Wait for the ExtraWebCam software to start, or initiate it yourself by clicking the corresponding desktop icon.
Step 4
Click the 'Connect' check box in the ExtraWebCam window.
Step 5
Click 'Live Viewfinder' from the 'Videosource' drop-down menu. View the video feed in the left portion of the window.
Adjust camera settings like exposure compensation, white balance and aperture with the sliders in the right side of the window.
Using the T1a With Skype
Step 1
Open Skype and navigate to the Preferences section.
Step 2
Click the 'Video' option. Select 'ExtraWebCam' from the drop-down menu to the right of the Camera heading.
Exit Skype preferences, and the T1a is ready to be used as a webcam.
Using the T1a With Ustream
Step 1
Step 2
Double-click on one of the camera options at the bottom of the window to open the editing screen.
Step 3
Select the 'ExtraWebCam' option in the Show Video/Images section.
Close the Edit window, and Ustream is ready for webcam chat via the Canon T1a.
Items you will need
- Tripod
- ExtraWebCam software
- USB cord
- EOS utility software
- Skype
- Ustream