Can I view images directly on FastPictureViewer as I shoot them (tethered mode)?
Yes. FastPictureViewer Professional directly supports MTP/PTP (Media Transfer Protocol / Picture Transfer Protocol) and is able to pull out images are they are shot from any MTP/PTP compliant cameras, including numerous models from Canon and Nikon, over a live USB2 connection (no special manufacturer software or hardware is required besides an USB 2.0 cable of suitable quality and length). The tethered mode is activated by pressing Ctrl+T or from the task bar right-click popup menu. Just make sure your camera is set to “MTP/PTP mode”, sometimes simply called “PTP mode” and plug-it in (check your camera’s documentation to find out if MTP/PTP is supported and how to turn it on, typically somewhere around MENU->SETUP->USB in the on-camera configuration menu). The program will show you the connection status at the lower right corner of the window. The images are written in the currently active image folder, also providing a near-instant backup of the images as they are shot. When used in c
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