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  • Drew Altdo
    Canon has discontinued the Tether Support of the 5D in their public SDK.
    The last Canon Supplied SDK to support tethered capture with the Canon 5D was Capture One 5.2.1.

    This version is supported on Intel Based Mac systems (not Power PC) up to OS version 10.6.4.

    You can download Capture One 5.2.1 (there is no Pro, Express or DB version, only one software) and then activate it using your Capture One 8 Pro Key to access the software in the Pro Mode.

    Download;
    http://www.phaseone.com/en/Downloads/Ma ... veMac.aspx
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  • NN634999293293676711UL
    Thanks V. Much for that. Will give it a whirl. Cheers!
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  • NN634999293293676711UL
    Just re-read your reply Drew. Are we saying CaptureOne 5.2.1 won't work with OS X 10.9 or even 10.6.8 which I am currently running?
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  • Drew Altdo
    It should work with 10.6.8 but if their is a major issue in operation, I am afraid their is nothing we can do to amend the operation of the 4+ year old software
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  • Paul Steunebrink
    As an addition, you might have a look at this post from Drew, from 18 Jan 2013:
    viewtopic.php?p=64050&sid=a48c2ef247f225d8455e6422e8b43d4b#p64050

    It boils down to the fact that Capture One 6 does not officially supports the Canon 5D for tethering, as already mentioned, due to a newer Canon SDK, but it might work anyway. This opens the option to use a more recent version of OS X and a more recent version of CO as well.

    If you are interested, from my notes on the Canon SDK and the version of Capture One:
    CO 5.2.1 > SDK 2.8.0.5 (Canon 5D supported)
    CO 6.0 - 6.1.1 > SDK 2.9.0.7 (this means 6.1.1 is the last version with 2.9.0.7)
    CO 6.2.0 - 6.4.2 > SDK 2.10.0.10
    CO 6.4.3 - 6.4.4 > SDK 2.11.3.0
    CO 6.4.5 > SDK 2.12.10.4
    Each SDK version after 2.8.0.5 (with higher number) makes it more unlikely your Canon 5D works tethered.

    Hope this helps and does not add confusion. 😉
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