Camera Properties; Nikon Connection Mode; Exposure Compensation & Bracketing - CamRanger User Manual

Camera Proper0es
The above diagram indicates each of the camera properLes that can be set. Not all properLes
can be set for all cameras or in all modes. For example, the diagram is from a session with a
Canon camera and for most Canons the focus mode and auto exposure mode cannot be set.
Disabled properLes are indicated with a darker buOon background.
Nikon Connec5on Mode
Nikon cameras allow connecLons in two different modes: "PC" and "Camera". (See the
Advanced Se8ngs secLon for how to change between the modes.) The key difference is that PC
mode allows the CamRanger user to adjust properLes that are controlled via a physical switch
or dial on the camera, which are otherwise disabled in Camera mode. However, in PC mode no
property changes done physically to the camera will be recognized and any changes made
through CamRanger will be lost afer disconnecLng. PC mode also prevents triggering images
from the camera itself, and the CamRanger app must be set to Camera mode to allow physically
triggering from the camera. It should also be noted that the connecLon mode cannot be
changed while live view is acLve.
Exposure Compensa5on & Bracke5ng
Pressing the brackeLng buOon will display the following control:
Pressing the arrows at the top right and lef moves the exposure compensaLon. Holding down
the arrow will move the exposure compensaLon to its respecLve limit. The two buOons at the
boOom middle control the bracket amount. Pressing the arrows poinLng in will reduce the
brackeLng amount, while pressing the arrows point outward will increase the brackeLng
amount.
The brackeLng is not set unLl the "Set" buOon is pressed. The "Close" buOon will dismiss the
dialog. Pressing "Close" without pressing "Set" will effecLvely cancel any adjustments made.
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