![]() Do you know if they're working on a K-5, by chance? The compatibility-list shows the K-7 and the K5II, but not the K-5 itself, so I'm a bit confused.Įdit: just found out that the "various other useful tethery things" aren't what they appeared to be when looking at the app-names:-/ Thought an App called "Shoot&View" would let you shoot and view, but in the end it's just another instant-upload. The Flu-Cards sound very interesting though. I think connecting a TV-screen to a camera makes more sense than instant image-upload, that's why Eye-fi cards aren't interesting for me. Anyway, thought the previous threads were interesting and figured I'd start a new one to update the subject. I think saving to both the memory card and the computer is an option that should be considered as it is a sort of safety back-up in case the computer crashed or had a glitch of some sort. The only problem I noted is when tethered to your computer, the images are not saved to the memory card. I downloaded it today and have played around with it a bit. ![]() That is not a typo of mine, the site actually does have the word "shootihg" instead of "shooting", I copied and pasted the URL after opening the site. The PC program may be found at this site. I cannot say much about it as I have not used a Mac for nearly 15 years. The Mac program is available at the site: and has been around for a couple years or so. One is dedicated for MacOSX and the other is apparently for PCs. After a bit of digging, I found there are a couple programs out there (free by the way) for this. Noticed several older threads here regarding shooting tethered with Pentax and that it apparently was dropped or discontinued by the company.
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