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Can you control a camera's settings via computer?

Let us unpack the concept because it is too broad. 1. Does the camera have a way to connect to the computer? It can be done either by a 2-way port (USB) Or by wifi Some cameras have an output-only ...
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Can you control a camera's settings via computer?

If you have an Olympus or OM-Systems digital camera from the recent EM- or OM- range, then you can use the Olympus Io.Share app on your mobile device as a remote. It's able to set all of the ...
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Can you control a camera's settings via computer?

Yes, but it depends on the camera, the computer operating system, and how they talk to each other (Wifi, Bluetooth, USB). Controlling the camera from a computer is called tethering. When a camera is ...
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Can you control a camera's settings via computer?

For Canon cameras you can use the Canon EOS Utility to do tethered shooting (also see tethering), either via a WiFi module or via USB. The software allows you to control the camera and make photos ...
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Wide Angle Lens confusion

Here's something different and relatively inexpensive. Consider a "full-frame fisheye" lens. It will capture 180° corner-to-corner. You can get these for under $200. It will be manual focus, ...
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Shooting on B&W infrared film with Canon L glasses

Take a look at the focusing ring or scale of your camera (and others). Perhaps you will notice that as you focus, the focusing mechanism causes the camera lens to move as you make this adjustment. ...
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Wide Angle Lens confusion

Lots of suggestions here. But I think I know why you got confused. Wide ‘angle’ does not equal wide ‘aperture’, more commonly called ‘wide open’. That 50 shoots much more wide open and lets in more ...
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Built-in Canon R5 intervalometer not triggering with back button focus

The workaround would be to use manual mode for setting the exposure, then letting the intervalometer do its thing. If you use AEL often, then you can take the first shot and let the camera pick the ...
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