Note that we strongly recommend using a manual aperture lens (such as a Nikon lens) with a Canon body. With a digital lens, the aperture will close down to slightly different positions for each shot. This is not a problem for still photography, but for stop motion or time-lapse it creates “flicker”. For Canon cameras, … Read more
This is where a basic photography class could be helpful. There are all sorts of considerations for lenses, angles of view etc. Here is a simple rule to help you out: if you are shooting miniatures—imagine there is a tiny crew of people shooting your film. Where would they put their little camera? If you … Read more
Well, it’s kind of technical… Basically Apple decided to use some of the same PTP event codes as Olympus, and so Apple does not pass the events on to the end application. They fixed it in macOS Sierra, but chose to leave it unresolved in El Capitan.
No. You must use Dragonframe 4 or newer, along with our free Dragonframe Tether app on the phone, in order to use it as a capture device. Dragonframe Tether
Note that Dragonframe 5 and newer support Android devices running our free Dragonframe Tether application, and connecting over WiFi. This answer is for Dragonframe 4: Apple provides a fairly easy way to communicate between a desktop application and a device, over the tethered USB connection. That is how we are able to support iPhones. Android … Read more