Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4 and 3 support tethered capture for the cameras listed in this document. Adobe recommends USB2 for optimal performance, unless otherwise designated.
Note: For instructions on using tethered capture, see Import photos from a tethered camera in Lightroom 4 or 3 Community Help. For troubleshooting issues with tethered capture, see Troubleshoot tethered capture | Lightroom 4, 3.
Also see the notes section, located below the camera list.
- EOS 5D Mark II
- EOS 1D Mark III
- EOS 1Ds Mark III
- EOS 1D Mark IV
- EOS 5D Mark III *
- EOS 550D (Digital RebelT2i/EOS Kiss X4 Digital)
- EOS 500D (Rebel T1I(EOS /Kiss X3 Digital)
- EOS 450D (Rebel XSI/EOS Kiss X2)
- EOS 1000D (Rebel XS/EOS Kiss F)
- EOS 600D (Rebel T3I/EOS Kiss X5)
- EOS 1100D (Rebel T3/EOS Kiss X50)
- EOS 7D
- EOS 40D
- EOS 50D *
- EOS 60D *
- EOS 1D X *
- EOS 5D
- EOS 1D Mark II
- EOS 1Ds Mark II
- EOS 350D (Rebel XT/EOS Kiss Digital N)
- EOS 400D (Rebel XTi/EOS Kiss Digital X)
- EOS 20D
- EOS 30D
- Using the 50D in Windows, images can fail to come into the computer if the compact flash card is inserted or removed during the session.
- For the 60D, 5D Mark III, and 1Dx, it's necessary that a card is in the camera for tethering to work properly.
Also see the notes section, located below the camera list.
- D3
- D3s
- D3x *
- D4
- D90 *
- D300
- D300s
- D700
- D800
- D800E
- D5000 *
- D7000
- If you trigger the shutter with the tether bar capture button, the image must finish downloading before another photo can be captured. Triggering a capture with the shutter release button on the camera does not have this limitation.
- Images do not save to the compact flash card. They are only downloaded to the computer.
- Only one Nikon camera can be attached at a time.
- Windows 7, Windows Vista, and Mac OS X 10.6 are not officially supported for the D3x, D90, and D5000, but they can still work.
- Leica S2 (Lightroom 3.2). Not supported on Windows XP.
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tether, tethering, lr4, lr3, LR, Nikon, Canon, tspam; cpsid_84221
