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Tethering Canon R6 II not working on MacOS Sequoia

octb1921

Hi,

Since updating my MacOS to Sequoia beta I can't connect my Canon R6 II to Capture One. It just doesn't show in the camera list.

USB cable works fine and I didn't have any issues before updating to Sequoia.

Anyone else run into this issue and found a solution?

Laptop: Macbook M1 Pro with MacOS Sequoia
Capture One version is 16.4.3.15

Thanks!

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  • Walter Rowe
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    You should not expect support for beta releases of new operating system versions.

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  • octb1921

    I wasn't, I was hoping someone else had the same issue and found a solution.

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  • Will Stedman

    I'm having the same issue and really reluctant to roll back the OS, anyone found a solution? octb1921

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  • Walter Rowe
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    Sequoia is still in beta. Don't expect Capture One to run perfectly on beta OS releases.

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  • CRV
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    Ah man, same issue for me on Sony. 

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  • Will Stedman

    Yeah I'm on Sony too CRV

    Walter Rowe I wouldn't say I was expecting it to be straightforward, I was more wondering if someone had found a workaround to get it working. 

     

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  • CRV

    Will Stedman I found a "okish" workaround... 

    Connect your camera via access point wireless. I just wanted to let you know this works for me in the studio. Shots take a few seconds to come through, but at least it's working. As soon as I use USB mode from the camera, tether stops working and camera dissapears from  the menu. 

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  • octb1921

    CRV I found the same solution, but the waiting times are too long. So for now I switched to a windows laptop...

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  • Walter Rowe
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    The work around is don't upgrade a production machine to a beta operating system. That's a risk not worth taking.

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  • Will Stedman

    Hahah alright pal 

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  • octb1921

    Walter Rowe Thanks bro, very useful.

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  • Will Stedman

    CRV Thanks for that, I'll give it a go, I've used the wireless access point before but with the A7RV the files are so huge even on the smallest Jpeg that's viewable they take a little while to transfer over. Thankfully we have another machine that's not updated that I can use, it just means I now need to take two laptops with me to a shoot. 

    I'm sure in an update soon it'll all be sorted, I was purely just hoping for a solution that's within a simple setting. 

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  • CRV

    Walter Rowe Agreed, you are right.  

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  • Viet Nguyen

    I encountered similar problems with the Canon 5R. I kindly request that the Capture One team provides support for this camera soon. Thank you very much for your assistance.

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  • Ian Wilson
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    If you mean the Canon R5, this has been supported since Capture One 20 (release 13.1.2).

    Ian

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  • Viet Nguyen

    I experienced the same problem with the same individual in this post. I intend to reiterate this to ensure that the team receives more attention in the future. 

    Laptop: Macbook M3 Max Pro with MacOS Sequoia. macOS 15.1
    Capture One version. Build 16.4.3.15 (279422e)

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  • Walter Rowe
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    This is a user forum. Make sure you submit a support case with these same details so they get to developers.

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