http://photostudioguide.disqus.com/enTue, 09 Nov 2010 09:49:16 -0000http://photostudioguide.com/2009/02/23/diy-beauty-dish-on-the-cheap/#comment-95407590<p>I wanna find more info about this, anybody could?<br></p>seamless gutter machineTue, 09 Nov 2010 09:49:16 -0000http://photostudioguide.com/2009/05/15/diy-wireless-tethering-on-the-cheap/#comment-24084796<p>free, yes. Although I think you're missing the overall goal here. If you're only looking for a way to transfer shots off of the camera onto the computer, then yes. The USB cable would work, or even better, an inexpensive high-speed card reader (my preferred import method). Or if you wanted to get fancy, howabout one of those EyeFi cards that will automagically beam your images via WiFi to your comp? Those are cheap, starting at $75.</p> <p>But those methods do one thing, and one thing only: It offloads images from the camera onto the computer. That's it. What more is there, you ask? Well... This is where "tethering" comes into play.</p> <p>Tethering is the process of using your camera hooked up to a computer, so that you can fire the camera with the computer, adjust settings with the computer, compose and focus on your shot with the computer, and have the image show up instantaneously on your computer screen so you can see it right then and there.</p> <p>Not everyone needs this capability, it's mostly studio photographers, commercial/fashion photographers, or people who remotely mount a camera (sports photographers, for example, or people like Vincent LaForet, who do architectural and aerial photography.</p> <p>Considering as the first-party pieces of kit to do this are usually $700 or more, being able to do it for $50 all DIY-like is a steal.</p> <p>Pete's got some new revisions of this coming out soon, and I wouldn't be surprised if he starts selling them as well. Keep an eye out.</p>LouWed, 25 Nov 2009 16:43:09 -0000http://photostudioguide.com/2009/05/15/diy-wireless-tethering-on-the-cheap/#comment-24071127<p>you know it would be free to just plug in the cable that came with the camera, this seems like a waste of money to me!</p>meWed, 25 Nov 2009 13:23:52 -0000