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 ===== Tethered Shooting ===== ===== Tethered Shooting =====
 **Tethered shooting**, or wired or remote shooting, generally refers to controlling a camera using a computer, laptop, or even a smartphone. **Tethered shooting**, or wired or remote shooting, generally refers to controlling a camera using a computer, laptop, or even a smartphone.
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 ==== Tethered Shooting at the OST ==== ==== Tethered Shooting at the OST ====
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 The CCDs used at the OST are all tethered remotely. The programs used for this are [[en:ost:ccds:maximdl|Maxim DL]] or [[en:ost:ccds:ccdops|CCDOPS]], the use of which is not the subject of this article. This article focuses on the use of a digital or compact camera and is therefore also applicable outside the astronomical field.  The CCDs used at the OST are all tethered remotely. The programs used for this are [[en:ost:ccds:maximdl|Maxim DL]] or [[en:ost:ccds:ccdops|CCDOPS]], the use of which is not the subject of this article. This article focuses on the use of a digital or compact camera and is therefore also applicable outside the astronomical field. 
  
 ==== Technical requirements ==== ==== Technical requirements ====
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-[{{ ost:ccds:dslr.jpg?150| Our Canon EOS 700D}}] 
  
 Remote shooting is not always straightforward. First of all, it should be noted that not every camera supports tethered shooting. This can be found out e.g. at the manufacturer. Alternatively, the software described here offers a query that shows whether and which functions are supported. Remote shooting is not always straightforward. First of all, it should be noted that not every camera supports tethered shooting. This can be found out e.g. at the manufacturer. Alternatively, the software described here offers a query that shows whether and which functions are supported.
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