The application was very responsive and worked very well on both the Nikon D40 & D60 that I tried with.
Sofortbild also provides compatibility with most Nikon dSLRs out there. The application is in fact so easy that a first time user will have no difficulties using the application. The info button brings up a HUD with the EXIF info, GPS and other file information avoiding interface clutter. The camera settings popup in a redbar in the application interface, which makes them easy to read and lookup. The toolbar consists of just 5 buttons in total and the button labels make them very self explanatory. Since Sofortbild is a Mac only application (sorry Windows users), the interface of the app has been designed keeping in mind the simplicity and functionality that Mac users have come to expect on the platform. Again if you don’t need the image viewer you can configure Sofortbild to directly capture to a folder or import the shots into Lightroom or Aperture, this kind of convenience in a freeware application is just unheard of! Sofortbild - Tethered Shooting on a Mac Some features like the Image viewer which can be configured to display the captured shot is basic but provides the user almost all of the functions that he or she would require under the circumstance. GPS data read outs and EXIF info display HUD is very good touch. Apart from the above very basic capabilities the application allows you customize filenames, selecting shooting format (RAW or JPG or RAW+JPG), bracketed shots for subtle control of exposure, ability to change camera settings (like shutter speed, aperture, White balance, ISO etc.) complete display of camera settings on the application interface, timer functions which brings the ability to perform time-lapse photography even though the camera body does not inherently provide the function etc.
#Sofortbild for dlsr software
The basic feature-set includes controlling your camera from the software which is essential for tethered shooting, automatic transfer of captured images to the hard drive, trigger shutter release from the application interface as well as the camera, bracketing and transferring images to your favorite photography workflow tool (Aperture or Lightroom).
#Sofortbild for dlsr pro
Sofortbild brings to the table almost all, if not the very significant functions of the Camera Control Pro application from Nikon. And yes, you heard it right - for free! Features (5 out of 5) Fear not, if you are Nikon dSLR user a free application, Sofortbild provides most of the features that come with Nikon Camera Control Pro.
The Nikon Camera Control Pro is the application that will allow you to try out tethered shooting with your Nikon SLR but unfortunately it comes at a price of $200. Nikon users however are at a disadvantage here since Nikon does not ship any such free software with their camera bodies.
#Sofortbild for dlsr how to
How to Fix a Keyboard that is Not Working on Boot UpĪlmost all Canon digital SLRs ship with a software disc which provides the user with the necessary software to try out tethered shooting.
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