I really don't want to spend money on the Nikon software for this, it isn't really a very important project, just a favour for someone. So far the closest is Sofortbild, but for some reason liveview isn't working, I have no idea why.
I say unfortunately because I have a good freeware tethering program for the PC, DigiCamControl, but can't find something that works properly for the mac. Unfortunately it would have to be with my laptop, a MacBook Pro running the current release of OS-X, since the microscope is in another room to my Windows PC and I don't have room to set it up nearby. What I was hoping to use was some sort of tethering software so that I could do it with liveview, one of the reasons I went for a D90. We cannot confirm if there is a free download of this app available.
#SOFORTBILD CONNECT FOR MAC#
The 1.7 version of Sofortbild for Mac was available to download on the developer's website when we last checked. Work with Nikon single-lens reflex cameras and alternative setups. When I've tried it in the past it's taken a long time to set up each shot using an angled periscope thingy and get a good result. Connect the DSLR camera to your computer, via a USB port or the wired or wireless local area network. This was easy with my film SLR, an old Canon F1 which had a rotating 90-degree sports finder, but a pain with a body that only has an eye-level viewfinder and a screen on the back. Unfortunately my microscope is an old professional model and an awkward design - fairly high with a vertical camera tube - which would make it very difficult to use live view and a pain to use the viewfinder. Now go pick up that camera and shoot something Because Your BEST shot is your NEXT shot Joe Edelman.
I hope you found this information useful. TetherPro Supports Canon, Nikon on Windows. I recently upgraded from a D50 to a D90, and want to use it for some photomicroscopy. Sony’s Camera Remote Control Supports Sony on Windows, Mac.
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