CO5 new image tethered doesn't show automatically.....

[siba]

Hi, maybe someone can give me a quick answer to this:

In CO4x, when shooting tethered, each new image would replace the image being currently viewed, whether it was the previous image or any other image I happened to be previewing.

Now, in CO5 if I'm looking at an image which isn't the last image taken, then I have to click on the new thumbnail to get the preview.
I presume there has to be a command to remedy this. There has to be because it's bloody annoying.

cheers for any help.

Stefan

Otherwise, thank heavens, we're finally able to control each individual channel, not just RGB. My life just got better.

[Mathew Zucker]

On the Mac,   menu: camera, auto select new capture, immediately. Occasionally, I find this needs to be reset. Good luck ~m

Hi, maybe someone can give me a quick answer to this:

In CO4x, when shooting tethered, each new image would replace the image being currently viewed, whether it was the previous image or any other image I happened to be previewing.

Now, in CO5 if I'm looking at an image which isn't the last image taken, then I have to click on the new thumbnail to get the preview.
I presume there has to be a command to remedy this. There has to be because it's bloody annoying.

cheers for any help.

Stefan

Otherwise, thank heavens, we're finally able to control each individual channel, not just RGB. My life just got better.

[siba]

Hi Mathew

Thanks for the reply. I tried this, and it seemed to work at first, but then it stopped working. I'll give it another go. Cheers,

Stefan

[Jack Flesher]

Hi Mathew

Thanks for the reply. I tried this, and it seemed to work at first, but then it stopped working. I'll give it another go. Cheers,

Stefan

I use the "When Ready" option in 5 and it works fine for me.

[Doug Peterson]

C1 5.0.1 changed the way "when ready" and "immediately" work. When you're set to "when ready" or "immediately images will be displayed as they are captured UNLESS you click away from the more recent image to manually view an older image. If you do this then "when ready" or "immediately" will PAUSE and you can continue to view that image without it being interrupted by newer captures.

When you're ready to have new images be displayed (displacing the one you've manually selected) then you can either manually select the most recent capture (which will unpause the "when ready" or "immediately") or select "When ready" or "immediately" from the pull down menu.

The issue is that 1) there is no visual indication that it has been paused (other than if you go to the pull down menu) and 2) there is no default keyboard shortcut for "when ready" or "immediately"  3) there is no preference for changing the way this works.

I suggest you add a keyboard shortcut of "When Ready" or "immediately" (whichever you prefer). "/" seems to make visual sense (it references a sort-of leaning forward. That way you'd be one click from starting the "when ready" or "immediately" again.


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[siba]

Doug, perfect, at least now I know that there's nothing I can do about it. I spent ages trying to turn off this "new feature".

It would make more sense to be able to disable this though, if we wanted, and keep it the way we were used to. Invariably I look back at a photo, two or three back, and then go shoot, look back at the monitor, only to not see the new image come up. This is a pain if I'm up a ladder, and I have to tell someone to go click on the last image.

Anyway, thanks Doug for clearing up where the issue lies.

cheers

Stefan