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KeriAnn, what camera system you using? I know Canon and Nikon both offer wireless transmitters for their kit. I think the Canon ones work with the 20D/£0D/40D upwards (not the 350D/400D/450D). Not sure which camera the Nikon one works with.
Here's a link: http://www.warehouseexpress.com/category/basecategory.aspx?cat03=3063
They are ultra-expensive mind you.
Here's a link: http://www.warehouseexpress.com/category/basecategory.aspx?cat03=3063
They are ultra-expensive mind you.
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You can use live shooting with many Canon cameras The D30 should support this. The software comes with every camera. Don't confuse live shoot with live view.
Rather than go through the set up instructions ( not difficult) you'll find it all on the CD that comes with the camera.
Rather than go through the set up instructions ( not difficult) you'll find it all on the CD that comes with the camera.
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Yup, with most Canons with a USB port you can plug the PC straight in and use the supplied software.
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As far as i can remember the 30D cannot do wireless. Get a long usb2 cable, and install the drivers for your camera. You will need software to handle the files, you can use the one that comes your camera, or if you want to invest some money maybe get DSLR remote pro (windows only) or C1 Pro (mac and PC).
I usually use c1 pro, which can apply a specific colour toning, and crop as you shoot, which can be very useful if you have an art director sitting there looking at each shot.
I usually use c1 pro, which can apply a specific colour toning, and crop as you shoot, which can be very useful if you have an art director sitting there looking at each shot.