1. Canon DSLR that supports tethered shooting with the latest firmware. 5D, 40D and MK 2N

2. Computer or laptop that can run canon’s EOS Utility software that came with your camera look for the most current version.

3. USB cable no longer than 15′ we recommend using a 10′ from Monoprice.com Firewire cable for MK 2, 3 series.

4. Adobe Lightrom 2.0

5. External Monitor 20″ or bigger Apple cinema 24″ or 30″ display. (optional)

There should be a USB port on the side of the camera

This should automatically launch the EOS Utillity software, if not lauch it manually.

1. click on monitor folder and create a folder on your destop.

1. we created “EOS Canon” folder, this is where the images will be saved to. 2. click on the return to the main window button.

Open Lightroom and go to file > auto import > auto import settings…

1. Choose the folder that you created on the desktop

2. Choose a folder where you want the images to go.

3. Create a filename for the images that you will capture

4. Add keywords to the images.

Make sure that the auto import is enabled. go to file > auto import > enable auto import

Click on camera settings/ remote shooting

You can control the camera from the control window 1. pick a setting, 2. use arrows to change the value of settings, 3. click to release shutter. or just shoot as normal.

Lightroom will automatically import any new images that are added to the watched folder on the desktop.

Now you can edit your photo’s as usuall or show them to the model and get there approval.