download adobe photoshop lightroom classic + tether plugin

Click on applicable positions on your image, using the eye dropper tool, to specify the end points. Specify one end of focus-bracketing range as End-point 1 and the other end as End-point 2. Eye droppers can be used to set two (2) end-points: End-point 1 and End-point 2. The following screen “Grab” shows the plug-in in PC mode, LIVE VIEW.įOCUS BRACKETING is a feature of the plug-in of particular interest for me. In PC mode, the camera is controlled by the computer press the LIVE VIEW button to see a Live View from your camera. That’s good, since I want the background to be pure white. (See the following screen “Grab.”) The areas shaded in red are over-exposed. In CAMERA mode, your camera operates as it does when it isn’t tethered to a computer a view of your last shot is shown on the right side of the window. The Pro version of the plug-in features two modes: CAMERA mode and PC mode. Launch Lightroom, go to > and make sure that the FUJIFILM Tether Shooting Plug-in PRO is enabled.” I did it is. We might say it’s a work in progress although I can’t say that I know anyone actually is working on updating the guide.įUJIFILM Tether Plug-in PRO – Users Guide 1 -Preparing for tethered shooting. The plug-in runs on my 11″ MacBook Air (Intel processor, 2011) it DOES NOT run on my new 13″ MacBook Air (M1 processor, 2020) although both Adobe and Fujifilm report they are working to update both Lightroom Classic and the plug-ins to be compatible with the Big Sur macOS.įUJIFILM Tether Plug-in PRO – Features - page one of a set of nine Web pages - is the only documentation for the plug-in that I have been able to find.

The plug-in is available in two versions: Standard ($29.00) and Pro ($79.00).

Adobe Lightroom Classic doesn’t support tethering with my Fujifilm X-series digital cameras (X-T1 and X-T3), that is, unless you buy a plug-in from Adobe.

Download adobe photoshop lightroom classic + tether plugin