No extra software is needed. Just turn Wi-Fi on in the camera and connect your computer or mobile phone to the camera's Wi-Fi network.

Hi Brian, There are no projects to speak of, there are focus stacks. You can have as many stacks as you want, rendered from the same set of source images, or from totally different images. Just load new photos (via drag-and-drop, "Open images", or any other "Open ..." option). Th...

There is no problem with batch processing per se. If you're receiving this message, it's means that you're using the "split stack" function in combination with one of the options that require reading EXIF metadata from the images (split by shooting time or split by exposure). Yes, this is ...

That's interesting, I see why this would happen, but the error should be with transferring EXIF metadata and not with saving the image itself. What error message are you getting?

Automated focus bracketing is not possible with a manual lens. If that's your goal, you'd have to use macro rails (Stackshot, Wemacro).

It's the same link - the "macOS" link from the website is https://www.heliconsoft.com/downloads/HeliconFocus.dmg, same link I pasted above which you say does work. And we haven't touched anything since updating to the version that was confirmed to work. So please delete your current versio...

Hi Stefan, happy to hear that, thanks for the confirmation!

Thank you!

Hello Rainer,

You just need to slide the "overlapping of columns" slider until it looks roughly correct, then press Render for Helicon Focus to perform auto-alignment.

Hello Rainer,

Thank you. And which three of these images did you use for the three in a row test that you've described earlier?

Happy to hear you've figured it out! Thanks for letting us know what the problem was.
How long is the cable that gave you trouble?

Hello Rainer,

Sorry for the late reply. Could you upload your panorama for us to study? The simplest way is via our private storage.

Yes, of course there is a technical problem on Android, it's not like we just decided to remove this feature. And we can't figure out why it happens and how to fix it. One thing you can do is send us a bug report from the older version when it doesn't detect the camera, we'll see if it's something t...

Sorry about that, and thanks for your reports, it's fixed now. Please re-download the new version (same version number 8.2.4): https://www.heliconsoft.com/downloads/HeliconFocus.dmg

Does the window title show the version number "8.2.4"? If not, you just need to get the latest version 8.2.4 and the problem will be gone.
If it is version 8.2.4, please send a bug report (menu - Help - Contact support) after getting the OpenCL error.