Preview Canon Photo Instantly on Mac

[Makai747]

Hi,

The other day i saw a programme that showed a fashion photographer with his EOS 1dMKII hooked up to his Macbook with a firewire cable at a location shoot. The software he was using showed a full screen preview of each picture he took automatically.

I thought he may be using EOS Capture that comes free with the EOS viewer software, however, when i hooked up my EOS 1dMkII the capture software just shows small thumbnail images for each shot you take rather than automatically showing each shot in full-screen mode (I have to double click the thumbnail to view a larger image which is time consuming).

I dont see anything within the options to have EOS Capture preview each picture in full screen mode.

Does anyone know what this software was that the photographer was using?

I have a Macbook 2.0ghz with 2gb RAM.

thanks in advance

LJ

 

[miloblithe]

Were you watching America's Next Top Model?

 

[shecky]

could be CaptureOne Pro.

http://www.phaseone.com/Content/Software/ProSoftware/ProductOverview.aspx

 

[Makai747]

Ha ha.

Yes i was.....or rather my girlfriend was. It's quite interesting to see how the pro's go about things on location.

Well observed

LJ

 

[Makai747]

Shecky

I think you may be right.

Will get the trial version and see.

Many thanks for your time in finding a link for me.


regards

LJ

 

[eb6]

Ha ha.

Yes i was.....or rather my girlfriend was. It's quite interesting to see how the pro's go about things on location.

Well observed

LJ

I watch that show too with my wife. Nothing to be ashamed of

 

[Clix Pix]

For Nikon shooters, there is Capture and Capture NX so that you can do tethered shooting for instant viewing of your images.

 

[cookie1105]

So nice to know there are other people out there, who watch these trashy shows with their girlfriend/spouse, just so that they can observe the photographers. Brilliant!!

 

[Abstract]

So nice to know there are other people out there, who watch these trashy shows with their girlfriend/spouse, just so that they can observe the photographers.

Suer you do.