The tether command allows you to tether your camera to your Mac and capture images directly into Aperture. It's fast, easy to set up, and gives studio photographers immediate full-screen feedback while they shoot.
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How do you shoot in full screen mode and how new captures displayed automatically?
hi can this be done with the canon 1ds MK1 digital camera?
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