On 04/01/16 11:42, J. Paul Bissonnette wrote:
On Fri, 1 Apr 2016 16:37:19 +0200
Jean-Luc Lacroix <jean....@lacroix.it> wrote:
Strange. I have no M5 II to give it a go (I wish I would have one)
but the link I gave you says:
Compatible Cameras
- E-M1 F/W version 2.0 or later
- E-M5 Mark II F/W version 1.0 and later
What's the firmware version of your camera?
I have FW vers 2.2 . Olympus has so many disclaimers that one may have
to buy one of their custom made computer.
Cautions
This software requires a computer with a pre-installed operating
system. Operation is not guaranteed when using a home-built PC or
upgraded operating system. Operation is not guaranteed when an
expansion USB port is used. To install and uninstall this product,
an authority of system administrator is needed.
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If you want to avoid Olympus software, then you could try "Camera
Control" [1], which allows tethering over WiFi for some Olympus cameras.
It is Windows only, but works under wine (Linux), when you switch WiFi
networks manually.
From the site [1]:
"Currently Camera Control consists of four modules, which allow the
import of files from the camera storage card, the remote control /
remote release of the camera and the background transfer of picture
files (Tethered Shooting) during the direct control of the camera."
[1]: https://rebs.biz
Urs
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