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by JohnJ
14.03.2025 22:20
Forum: Helicon Remote
Topic: Live View Turned Off - Canon Camera
Replies: 0
Views: 16681

Live View Turned Off - Canon Camera

I have a Canon T6i and have Live View ENABLED in the camera. However, each time I use Helicon Remote 8, it changes the Live View to DISABLED. I can use Helicon Remote OK and everything works fine....BUT after I'm done, the camera setting for Live View is DISABLED. If I set the Helicon Remote ...
by JohnJ
29.11.2018 00:45
Forum: Helicon Remote
Topic: Time Lapse Process
Replies: 1
Views: 3524

Time Lapse Process

I just tried using the time lapse function in Helicon Remote. I fired off 80 shots at 60 second intervals. Everything worked ok. It saved all the images in a single hard drive folder. My question is how do I make a time lapse video with all the images? Does Helicon Focus or Remote generate a video ...
by JohnJ
24.09.2018 22:10
Forum: Helicon Remote
Topic: Repeated Error Message
Replies: 2
Views: 6878

Re: Repeated Error Message

Thanks for the reply. I'll give them a try.
by JohnJ
21.09.2018 23:16
Forum: Helicon Remote
Topic: Repeated Error Message
Replies: 2
Views: 6878

Repeated Error Message

Everytime I start Helicon Remote by connecting my camera (Canon Eos 6Ti) to the computer and start remote I get a message:

Camera Error: The program detected error while communicating with the camera. Report bug if this persists. The program may not function properly until you restart the camera ...
by JohnJ
21.09.2018 15:36
Forum: Shooting
Topic: Panoramic Shooting
Replies: 3
Views: 39218

Re: Panoramic Shooting

Thanks. Your approach seems like the best solution. Stack and then panoramic. Curious....... what software do you use for panoramas?
by JohnJ
21.09.2018 00:32
Forum: Shooting
Topic: Panoramic Shooting
Replies: 3
Views: 39218

Panoramic Shooting

I'm trying to figure out how to complete panoramic shooting with Helicon Focus. Does Helicon merge stacked images into a panorama or should I shoot a stack of images (scene A), then move say right and shoot another stack of images (scene B) then focus stack (scene A) then focus stack (scene B) and ...