Overview

Experience lightning-fast tethering with Smart Shooter 5. Smart Shooter 5 is the ultimate tethering software for remote capture, advanced and multi-camera (up to 10) control for in-sync shooting, and QR/barcoding workflow. Now with personalized layouts with dockable windows, as well as the ability to save to multiple locations, Smart Shooter 5 is your go-to tool for hassle-free tethered photography.

SKU: GC49-30.SMRT5

Tether Tools Smart Shooter 5

Experience lightning-fast tethering with Smart Shooter 5. Smart Shooter 5 is the ultimate tethering software for remote capture, advanced and multi-camera (up to 10) control for in-sync shooting, and QR/barcoding workflow. Now with personalized layouts with dockable windows, as well as the ability to save to multiple locations, Smart Shooter 5 is your go-to tool for hassle-free tethered photography.

With new support for Fujifilm, in addition to Sony, Nikon and Canon cameras, support for Apple Silicon chip and expanded Lightroom Plug-in support, Smart Shooter 5 is designed to work seamlessly in your tethered photography workflow.

 

Features

  • Support for Apple Silicon M1 and M2 chips so no extra steps needed. Just launch and start tethering.

  • Support for HiDPI retina displays, so you can see your shot in exquisite detail.

  • Remote Control and Capture from your Mac or PC

  • Photo download and display on Mac or PC

  • Real time zooming/panning photo display

  • Live View display including overlay mode

  • Live View recording of each frame to JPG file

  • Bulb shooting with timed exposure

  • Automatic control via scripting

  • Tethered shooting with automatic download and preview

  • Multi-camera tethering and control

  • Ability to create custom scripts, so technical shooting projects are made easier

  • Exchange data between multiple points with open API integration.

  • Adobe LR Plug-In: Automatically apply Lightroom Presets, save to catalog and make selects with Nikon, Sony & Fujifilm Images

  • SS advanced tethering engine working inside LR for faster more reliable shoots

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Product Overview

Experience lightning-fast tethering with Smart Shooter 5. Smart Shooter 5 is the ultimate tethering software for remote capture, advanced and multi-camera (up to 10) control for in-sync shooting, and QR/barcoding workflow. Now with personalized layouts with dockable windows, as well as the ability to save to multiple locations, Smart Shooter 5 is your go-to tool for hassle-free tethered photography.

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