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Leica M11 Tethering

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Hi, is the Leica M11 tethering an official thing?!? I couldn't see it mentioned anywhere and was surprised to find that I could shoot straight into C1 and even control the camera (apart from aperture obviously). 

Edit. Just to add that it doesn't work with all USB c cables.

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     I couldn't see it mentioned anywhere

    https://support.captureone.com/hc/en-us/articles/360002718118-Camera-models-and-RAW-files-support-in-Capture-One-#h_e31f8dc2-40f0-43ca-acf8-b043d20d08e4

     

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  • Permanently deleted user

    Exactly, which is why I thought it was odd that it worked. I had a 2m TB3 cable, connected it to the camera after setting the USB to PTP, then connected it to the laptop. I was doing that to see if I could download images from the camera to LR. Capture one was also open at the time. It then came up and asked if I wanted to register the M11 as one of my camera's, clicked yes, and the capture tab came up with the camera details showing it connected.

    I was able to change camera settings, use live view and remote trigger. The only thing that didn't work well was when I used the "Zoom" focusing aid. It didn't zoom in, just showed up as a small square in the centre of the screen. Looks like it should be possible to make it officially supported.

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  • Permanently deleted user

    Duncan, is this still working for you? They explicitly, sadly, state it is not currently able to tether. .

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  • pastrunho

    I've tried today to shoot some portraits with the M11 tethered to Capture One Pro and it worked flawlessly. I just had to set the camera USB to PTP and it was good to go. I was using a MacBook Pro's charging cable as a UBS C cable.

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  • Permanently deleted user

    Sorry Granny, I've been away. 

    Yes it still works although I don't think it is as robust as it needs to be to be advertised as "Working". It does seem a little cable dependent. I've found TB3 cables to work.

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