ImageBrowser 5.8 Software User Guide

Table of
Contents
Chapter 1
What is
ImageBrowser?
Chapter 2
Downloading and
Printing Images
Chapter 3
What You Can Do with
a Camera Connected
Chapter 4
Viewing Images
Chapter 5
Organizing Images
Chapter 6
Using Supplementary
Features
Appendices Index
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Operating the Camera Shutter from a Computer ( 1 / 4)
This section explains the procedures for remote shooting, the process of
operating the camera shutter remotely from a connected computer.
Remote Shooting Procedures
Begin the procedure with the camera connected to the
computer and placed in the correct mode for connection.
1.
Click the [Remote shooting] tab in the Camera
Control Window.
2.
Click [Starts Remote Shooting].
3.
In the [Choose a Folder] window, select the
destination folder and click [Choose].
A RemoteCapture Task window like the one below will open.
4.
Click the [Release] button.
The image will record.
IMPORTANT
• This function may not be available with certain camera
models. Check your Camera User Guide to see if your model
supports it.
• On camera models with lens covers, open the lens cover
before remote shooting.
• Ensure that you turn off your computer’s sleep feature before
you begin remote shooting. The results cannot be guaranteed
if the computer goes to sleep while remote shooting.
• Except for the shutter button, the camera’s buttons and
switches, including the zoom, cannot be manually operated
while the camera is being remotely controlled.
• The time lag between pushing the shutter button and the
release of the shutter is slightly longer for remote shooting
compared with the normal mode of operation.
• Depending upon your camera model, a program different
from the one shown here may start up. Please refer to the
manual for the software supplied with your camera if this
occurs.
REFERENCE
• See the Help menu (it can be opened from the [Help] menu in
the remote shooting window) for detailed operating procedures
for remote shooting.
The image captured by the
camera displays here.
Switches between showing or
hiding the image.