This is a summary of what Nikon DSLR models have been seen working, or not working, with the script.
| XP | Vista | |
| D300 | Yes Yes |
Yes |
| D40 | Yes | |
| D80 | Yes | No Yes |
| D50 | No Yes Yes |
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| D200 / Fuji S5 | Almost Yes Yes Yes Yes |
Partial |
| D60 | Yes | Yes |
| D70 / 70s | Yes | |
| D90 - yes /w issues | ||
| D3 - yes | ||
| D2x - yes |
Tags: Software
Update: This is now obsolete, use instead the the free DIYPhotobits.com Camera Control 2.1 application.
Update: The With Bridge version provides almost instant image viewing in Adobe Bridge without any keypresses. If you use Bridge instead of Adobe Lightroom then download that version. I’ve also made a video to show how to use this script.
If you’ve been keeping up with the blogs of various big photography bloggers out there you’ll certainly have been seeing quite a bit about tethered shooting recently. Not that it is a revolution or anything, but it certainly is a help to be able to see your images immediately on a big screen — and that doesn’t just go for those with failing eye-sight but basically the images you see on the LCD at the back of your camera are only the jpg preview, not the RAW (should you be shooting raw).
