I am an iMac user running High Sierra v10.13.6.
I have just downloaded and installed darktable version 3.6.1+6~g4bc866924
I am trying to open a tethering session with a Nikon D800 but I get this message instead : no camera with tethering support available for use. I am using a Tether Tools Tether Pro USB cable to connect the Camera to the Mac.
I have tried to :
turn the camera off and on,
tested all 4 USB ports available on my iMac
checked the camera was recognised by the Mac using the iMac native Photo Import app
Can anyone point me in the right direction to get my camera to work with darktable in tethered mode ?
Thanks a lot but this is all way too complicated for me to do.
I had read darktable tethering was compatible with Nikon D800s.
I am no techie even though I am a confident Mac user so I would need a far simpler solution to get my camera connected to darktable.
If not I guess I will just drop attempting using darktable altogether then and back to lightroom.
On macosx, Darktable tethers Nikon dslr out of the box. You have to configure in the camera ptp/mtp. If it doesn’t work, try this micro-manager + gphoto. Darktable is very good, not to tethered a camera, it is useless, not ergonomic, not reliable… Gphoto is poor updated. I use qdslrdashboard far more stable, ergonomic.