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Apr 07, 2009 13:40 |  #1

Is there anything out there you can teather your camera to other then a Computer for image capture




  
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Apr 07, 2009 16:14 |  #2

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You could become the first person ever to use the direct print link straight to the printer? Canon would be really pleased with you.

But the reality is you normally need to process the images, even if only to crop to the right size and that means a computer.


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Apr 07, 2009 20:09 |  #3

Depends on whether you want to control the camera and take the photo via the tethered device or if you're OK with using the camera's controls directly. If the latter (although you could use a separate release), any TV display hooked to the video out will do.


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Apr 08, 2009 03:18 |  #4

Do you mean for actually taking the image, or getting it out of the camera?

I've seen people tether them to portable DVD players, or anything with an AV input for reviewing the image larger than on the camera's screen. You'd have to use a cable release, wireless trigger, or something similar to release the shutter from a distance.

I think we need a little more info on what you're trying to accomplish to help much more.


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