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I use mine for wildlife, amongst other things, but them I am using a D2x / D2hs with a WT-2 wirless that lets me put the camera up to 100 metres away and control it from my laptop. I can see its benefit in shooting models or fashion as well and maybe for shooting the moon at night but what else do YOU use it for?Įscy yes you can set it to do time lapse, its in one of the menus somewhere, cant remember off hand, but it is there. I guess for timelapse photos your just clicking on shoot or can you set the program to take photos every so many seconds or minutes? I'll have to play with it more but it seems really cool how it works and controls the camera settings from your laptop.

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Sorry to drag up an old topic, but I just got my hands on Camera Control Pro 2 and I'm curious about how those who have it use it. I use quicktime pro to but them all together. I've tried it on a free 30day trial and it was alright, Good for doing timelapses. Perhaps Camera control pro has a command line interface and I just don't know about it. It works great, but isn't available on Windows. On Linux, there is an app called gphoto that will control the d80 from a command line.

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Is there a way of doing it similarly on Mac though?ĭoes anyone know of any windows software that can be used to control the D80 from a command line or C++ programming interface? If you can do that with Windows camera and scanner wizard then I guess I don't need CCPro 2. That's what appeals to me about it - the storage possibilities. The best part is that you can take as many pictures as your computer's storage capacity allows. If only I could see what I was shooting (the scene) in CC pro 2, I would have bought the software right away.

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My camera was set to manual when I connected it, the exposure mode is greyed out, so I guess you can't change that in CC pro 2. Thanks Luke! I just tried it and it works great wow it even lets you set the white balance and change menu settings. software/CameraControlPro/20/mac/CCPRO20NSAE. software/CameraControlPro/20/win/CCPRO20NSAE. The link for direct download is as follows: can all be done without touching the camera.ĬC Pro 2 is a cool app, but I'd have a proper think if I were you on whether the benefit is bigger than the cost of the software. Dial in some EV comp, change the WB, bracket etc. The (huge) advantage of CC Pro is in the ability to change settings on the camera from the PC. If you run Capture NX - you can set your download folder as a "watched" folder and have NX do some basic processing on the fly too. If that's all you need to be able to do then you're already set up to do it. With the camera connected to a PC use the camera and scanner wizzard to connect to the camera and you can fire remotely and view the image on the PC as it is taken. It works fine, but you maybe don't need it. Originally posted at 9:59AM, 30 December 2007 PDT The idea of being able to immediately offload photos onto a computer and be able to get a much better idea of how they've turned out sounds like it could be useful in some situations. I'm curious to know if anyone here has used it at all with their D80 or other camera. For those who don't know, Camera Control Pro 2 is Nikon's software for controlling most camera features from a PC or Mac via a USB or network connection.

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It is also quite common that customers throw out the user manual with the box, or put the CD away somewhere and then can’t find it. pdf format if it did not come with your new photo software, although the seller is required to supply one. The user manual for the Nikon Camera Control Pro 2.0 Software (Upgrade) 25369 can be downloaded in. Note: Operation when connected with USB Hub device or IEEE 1394 Hub device is not guaranteed. Note: IEEE 1394 connection (D1 series) not supported on Macintosh computers with Intel Processors or with Windows Vista 256MB RAM or more (768MB or more recommended).1 GHz or higher Power PC G4, G5, Intel Core, Xeon series CPUs.IEEE 1394 connection (D1 series) not supported with Macintosh computers with Intel Processors.CD-ROM drive required for installation.Monitor with 1,024 x 768 pixels & 24-bit color (True Color) or better.USB (built-in) port or IEEE 1394 (Only OHCI-compliant boards supported).256MB RAM or more (512MB for Vista / 768MB or more recommended).Windows 2000 Pro (SP4), XP (Home & Pro w/ SP2), Vista (32-bit).1 GHz or higher Intel Celeron / Pentium 4 / Core Series CPU.*.pdf, *.doc, *.txt, *.jpg - Other formats are unfortunately not supported.ĭownload user manual for Nikon Camera Control Pro 2.0 Software (Upgrade) 25369Īdditional parameters of the Nikon Camera Control Pro 2.0 Software (Upgrade) 25369:.You can upload and download the manual for the Nikon Camera Control Pro 2.0 Software (Upgrade) 25369 in the following formats: If you own a Nikon photo software and have a user manual in electronic form, you can upload it to this website using the link on the right side of the screen.

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Upgrade Version - to use this upgrade version of Nikon Camera Control Pro 2.0, which can be purchased at a significant savings over the full version, you will need to have a fully licensed, earlier version of Nikon Camera Control Pro installed on your computer. User manual for the Nikon Camera Control Pro 2.0 Software (Upgrade) 25369 The user manual for the Nikon Camera Control Pro 2.0 Software (Upgrade) 25369 provides necessary instructions for the proper use of the product Computers & Solutions - Software & Tutorials - Photo Software. We recommend checking out our discussion threads on the Nikon Camera Control Pro 2.0 Software (Upgrade) 25369, which address similar problems with connecting and setting up Photo Software Nikon.

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Elinchrom unveils the ELB 500 TTL: The world’s most powerful portable TTL flash system

Flash manufacturer Elinchrom has launched what it is calling "the world’s most powerful portable TTL light ever designed," the ELB 500 TTL. The new strobe was designed "for adventurous portrait photographers shooting both in studio and on location," and offers 500Ws of power from a power pack capable of running up to two heads in an asymmetric arrangement.

The system consists of a 2.48kg power pack with removable battery, and either one or two ELB 500 heads. The lithium ion battery has a capacity of 72W/h and can manage up to 400 flash bursts at full power. The battery can be charged in or out of the pack, and can even be charged while it is being used.

After a full power burst the flash takes two seconds to recycle, and high speed sync allows shutter speeds as short as 1/8000sec. The shortest flash duration is 1/20,000sec which still delivers up to 7W/s of power. The pack has built-in Skyport and Odin ll radio receivers so it can be triggered and controlled using either the Elinchrom or the Phottix system, and the heads can be mixed with existing flash units from either manufacturer.

Here's a quick introduction to adventure shooting with the new ELB 500 TTL:

The Elinchrom ELB 500 TTL is available now in either a one or two-head kit which cost $1900/€1700/£1500 or $2125/€1950/£1750, respectively. For more information, visit the Elinchrom website.

Press Release

Elinchrom Introduces the ELB 500 TTL, The Most Powerful Portable TTL Light Ever.

The new ELB 500 TTL is the most powerful and portable TTL light ever designed for adventurous portrait photographers shooting both in studio and on location.

Today, Elinchrom introduces the ELB 500 TTL, an incredibly portable and powerful battery pack combining 500Ws of power with a feature set including TTL, High Speed Sync, Active Charging, Full Asymmetry with built-in Skyport designed to empower the workflow of portrait photographers both in studio and on location.

Speed & Simplicity with TTL

The ELB 500 TTL is ideal for photographers who find themselves in time sensitive shooting environments where the inherent speed of TTL lets them capture images at the speed of life or for those who simply prefer the convenience of TTL.

The “Manual Lock” functionality allows photographers to get an initial “lock” on their exposure in TTL and then switch to manual mode to further adjust their exposure as they need or to explore different creative effects.

500 Ws Power & Performance in an incredibly portable package

The ELB 500 TTL is powerful enough to overpower the sun, delivers 400 full power flashes on a single charge and has a fast recycling time of 2 seconds at max power, ensuring you won’t miss an important moment.

The ELB 500 TTL head is smaller than speedlites yet delivers 10 times more power. It is lightweight enough to be mounted on a camera bracket or boom arm while on location.

“We created the ELB 500TTL for portrait photographers looking to take their work to more adventurous places with what we believe to be the perfect combination of power, features and value.”

Simon Whittle, CEO - Elinchrom

The Versatility of HSS, Asymmetry & Active Charging

High Speed Sync lets photographers freeze motion with incredible sharpness, create a narrow depth of field, or darken overly bright backgrounds using a high shutter speed (up to 1/8000sec). With the new ELB 500 TTL, not having to worry about flash sync limitations or the time of day makes for a very liberating creative experience.

Full asymmetry across two lamp connections provides a broader range of creative control. Active Charging provides the freedom to charge the battery while actively shooting in studio, making it perfect for an uninterrupted workflow.

The ELB 500 TTL’s native Q-Mount (Quadra Mount) is seamlessly compatible with Elinchrom’s super-portable “Portalite” series of softboxes and can work with any of your favorite full-sized Elinchrom light modifiers.

Convenience & Control with Skyport® and Phottix ODIN II

The ELB 500 TTL features built-in Skyport, Elinchrom’s reliable and easy to use wireless system as well as Odin II functionality from Phottix. This lets a photographer trigger and control virtually any light or combination of lights in their collection with either Elinchrom or Phottix transmitters right from their camera.

Ease & Intuitiveness of a Brilliant User Interface

When the pressure is on to get the shot, no one ever wants to fumble with controls. The large OLED display and intuitive controls of the ELB 500 TTL makes using the pack a pleasure.

The Heritage, Quality & Value of Elinchrom

The ELB 500 TTL is the newest compact flash solution in a long line of innovative and ultra-reliable Elinchrom products that represent a decades-long commitment to crafting the highest quality lighting tools while providing superb value to their customers.

The Skyport Plus HS becomes an Elinchrom Transmitter Pro with TTL

Elinchrom is also pleased to announce a firmware update adding TTL control to the Skyport Plus HS for Canon and Nikon, other brands will follow. This new firmware update is available now.

The ELB 500 TTL is the most powerful and portable TTL light ever for portrait photographers looking to take their work to more adventurous places.

The ELB 500 TTL represents an optimal feature set for portrait photographers and is ideal for those looking to trade up to a more powerful option to their speedlights, trading over from less full- featured options or searching for the very best value in the category.

ELB 500 TTL Prices & Availability

The ELB 500 TTL is available starting today.

Street Price:

ELB 500 TTL To Go – $1899 USD €1699 EUR £1499 GBP

ELB 500 TTL Dual To Go – $2124 USD €1949 EUR £1749 GBP

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1x ELB 500 TTL – Unit

1x ELB 500 TTL – Battery

Li-Ion battery

1x ELB 500 – Head

With 2.5 m flash cable and protective cap

1x ELB 500 – Charger 1x ELB 500 – Snappy

Carrying option with shoulder strap

1x Q-Reflector 18 cm 1x ProTec Location Bag

ELB 500 TTL Dual To Go

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1x ELB 500 TTL – Unit

1x ELB 500 TTL – Battery

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2x ELB 500 – Heads

With 2.5 m flash cable and protective cap

1x ELB 500 – Charger 1x ELB 500 – Snappy

Carrying option with shoulder strap

1x Q-Reflector 18 cm

1x Q-Wide Reflector 13.5 cm 1x ProTec Location Bag

ELB 500 TTL Specifications

Flash Power – 500 Ws/J Power Distribution – Full Asymmetry Power Range – 7 F-stops Best Flash Duration – Action: 1/20000s - Normal: 1/3400s Recycling Time – 0.05 - 2 seconds Dimensions (Unit + Battery) (LxWxH) – 16.3 x 9.0 x 18.1 cm Weight (Unit + Battery) – 2.48 kg Weight of Battery – 0.73 kg Battery – Removable - Li-Ion 14,4 V - 72 W/h Battery Capacity – 400 / 28000 flashes (full power/min. power) Compatibility – For Skyport: Elinchrom Transmitter Pro For Phottix: Phottix Odin II Transmitter ELB 500 TTL Unit Supplied With – Battery, Charger, Snappy, Location Bag, Sync Cable

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Nikon's 180-400mm F4E TC1.4 FL ED VR lens features built-in teleconverter

Nikon has announced a new full-frame lens with one of the longest names we've ever seen: the AF-S Nikkor 180-400mm F4E TC1.4 FL ED VR.

Besides its impressive range, the highlight of this hulking lens is its built-in 1.4x teleconverter. Taking a leaf out of Canon's book, the built-in converter boosts the focal range to 252-560mm with a corresponding 1-stop reduction in maximum aperture. If you're using this $12,000+ lens on an APS-C body, the equivalent focal range becomes 270-600mm without the TC and 378-840mm with it.

The lens features 1 fluorite and 8 extra-low-dispersion elements plus fluorine, Nano Crystal and Super Integrated coatings. It has 9 rounded aperture blades, a Vibration Reduction system that reduces shake by up to 4 stops and a minimum focus distance of 2 meters. As you'd expect, this magnesium alloy lens (that weighs almost 8 pounds / 3500 grams) is weather-sealed. Drop-in 40.5mm filters are supported.

As an added bonus, if you're using a camera with a 153-point AF system (D5, D500, D850) the outer row of AF points become cross-type sensors for improved coverage. A firmware update will be required in order for cameras to take advantage of this feature.

The AF-S Nikkor 180-400mm F4E TC1.4 FL ED VR will be available in March for a whopping (but unsurprising) MSRP of $12,399.

Press Release

NIKON ANNOUNCES NEW AF-S NIKKOR 180-400mm F/4E TC1.4 FL ED VR SUPER TELEPHOTO ZOOM LENS AT CES 2018

LAS VEGAS -- CES BOOTH #14018 (January 8, 2018) – Today at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Nikon Inc. announced the new AF-S NIKKOR 180-400mm f/4E TC1.4 FL ED VR super-telephoto zoom lens, which is ideally suited for photographing sports and wildlife with astounding speed and clarity. This professional level FX-format lens is more versatile than ever, and has been updated with the newest NIKKOR lens technologies including Nikon’s first ever built-in teleconverter and an advanced optical formula to enhance performance and minimize weight.

“This lens is a great example of how Nikon continues to push the boundaries of innovation and what’s possible with pro-level optics and high-end imaging equipment,” said Kosuke Kawaura, Director of Marketing and Planning, Nikon Inc.

Popular Pro-Level Lens Gets Even More Versatile

This new NIKKOR lens is a professional super-telephoto zoom lens, which is even more versatile with an extended wide range of 180-400mm, and a constant f/4 aperture to easily isolate a subject from the sidelines, even in challenging light. This is also the first NIKKOR lens to include a built-in 1.4X teleconverter, allowing photographers to seamlessly swap to a 252-560mm1 (FX-format) focal range. The teleconverter is engaged at the flick of a switch, and is easily operated with a single finger while looking through the viewfinder. When used on the Nikon D500 and other DX-format DSLRs, the focal length is the equivalent of 270-600mm (378-840mm with teleconverter engaged).

Whether capturing fast-moving winter sports on the slopes or elusive wildlife at a distance, photographers can shoot with confidence from this high performance NIKKOR lens. The new 180-400mm f/4 is optimized for high-speed capture, and features an electromagnetic diaphragm, helping to create smooth and consistent exposures while shooting high-speed bursts of images. What’s more, the AF tracking algorithm controlling the motor drive has been enhanced to increase tracking performance of fast moving subjects. When using cameras equipped with Nikon’s advanced 153-point AF system (D5, D500, D850), the outer row of AF points are activated as cross-type sensors to significantly enhance the AF coverage throughout the frame.2

Enhanced Performance with the Addition of New Technology

The lens now uses a fluorite element, which contributes to improved balance while minimizing weight. To further enhance handling and agility, the lens has adopted a new ball-bearing tripod collar ring to create a seamless transition from shooting horizontal to vertical composition. The VR mechanism offers a normal and sports mode, with up to four stops3 of compensation to help create sharp images, even when handheld.

The lens construction includes the use of durable magnesium alloy for weight reduction, while the lens is also sealed against dust and moisture. A fluorine coating is also used to help repel water droplets and dirt.

The optical formula of the lens uses eight Extra Low Dispersion (ED) elements, doubling the amount of ED elements used by its predecessor, the NIKKOR 200-400mm. These help to provide extremely sharp and detailed images and 4K UHD / 1080p video, and is ideally mated to high resolution Nikon DSLR cameras. Nikon’s exclusive Nano Crystal Coat is used to effectively suppress instances of ghosting and flare.

Price and Availability

The AF-S NIKKOR 180-400mm f/4E TC1.4 FL ED VR lens will be available in March 2018 for a suggested retail price of $12,399.954. For more information on this NIKKOR lens and other Nikon products, please visit www.nikonusa.com.

1. When the built-in or an external teleconverter is used, the focal length may not be displayed correctly in shooting information / Image data. 2. This feature will be available with a firmware upgrade for the D5, D850 and D500 as of March 2018 3. Based on CIPA Standard. This value is achieved when FX-format compatible lenses are attached to a FX-format digital SLR camera and zoom lenses are set at the maximum telephoto position.

Nikon AF-S Nikkor 180-400mm F4E TC1.4 FL ED VR specifications

Principal specificationsLens typeZoom lensMax Format size35mm FFFocal length180–400 mmImage stabilizationYesCIPA Image stabilization rating4 stop(s)Lens mountNikon F (FX)ApertureMaximum apertureF4Minimum apertureF32Aperture ringNoNumber of diaphragm blades9OpticsElements27Groups19Special elements / coatings1 fluorite + 8 ED elements and Nano Crystal + Super Intergrated + fluorine coatingsFocusMinimum focus2.00 m (78.74″)Maximum magnification0.25×AutofocusYesMotor typeRing-type ultrasonicFull time manualYesFocus methodInternalDistance scaleYesDoF scaleNoFocus distance limiterYesPhysicalWeight3500 g (7.72 lb)Diameter128 mm (5.04″)Length363 mm (14.29″)MaterialsMagnesium alloySealingYesColourBlackZoom methodRotary (extending)Power zoomNoZoom lockYesFilter thread40.5 mmFilter notesUses drop-in filtersHood suppliedYesTripod collarYesOtherNotesHas a built-in 1.4x teleconverter

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