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SONY Setup for Camranger II

Here I run through the Sony settings needed to get up and running with your Sony cameras. Here is a full list of instructions and more options taken from the Camranger website. Remote Ctrl: Camera setting that enables the CamRanger to control the Camera. This must be turned on. USB Connection: Camera setting that must be set to PC Remote. USB LUN Setting: Camera setting that should be set to Multi. USB Power Supply: Camera setting that controls if the camera should charge from the USB port. Generally, this should be turned off as it will drastically reduce the CamRanger’s battery life. Control with Smartphone: This camera setting must be turned OFF. PC Remote Settings: Camera setting that controls where images should be saved. It is recommended to the set the Still Image Save Destination to PC+Camera. Images will be saved to the camera’s memory and sent to the CamRanger. The recommend RAW+JPG PC Save Image setting depends on the photographers workflow. For quick previews, this should be set to JPEG only and the image format should be set to RAW+JPG. Exposure Step: Camera setting that controls the step size between exposure values. Only 0.3EV is supported for changing shutter speed and ISO. Live View Display: Camera setting that controls if the live view exposure should match the camera’s exposure settings, or always show a reasonably exposed image. Typically a photographer would want this set to “Setting Effect OFF” when the ambient light doesn’t match the amount of light during capture, such as when using strobes or flashes. WiFi Settings: Any in-camera functionality should be turned off. Auto Review: Camera setting that controls how long an image is previewed on the camera’s rear LCD. Turning this off can improve the speed of some CamRanger functions. AF w/ shutter: Sets if the camera should focus when the shutter is pressed. This must be turned on for touch focus to work. Long Exposure Noise Reduction: Camera setting that enables automatically taking a “dark frame subtraction” shot after captures of longer than 1″. Not supported for intervalometer sequences. Focus Mode: Touch focus is only compatible with select focus modes.