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• PC: PC mode allows more control over properPes within CamRanger; however, any
properPes changed are not maintained, and changing sejngs on the physical camera
are not recognized. AddiPonally, images cannot be physically triggered from the
camera.
• Camera: Allows the camera to be physically used as normal; however, not all
properPes will be enabled within CamRanger. The CamRanger applicaPon must be set
to Camera mode to allow physically triggering from the camera.
• It should also be noted that the connecPon mode cannot be changed while live view is acPve.

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Card Contents
To view the card contents select "View" on the Mac CamRanger menu bar and then "Card Contents." By
doing this a new window will pop-up, as seen above. The card contents will display thumbnails of the
images on the camera's removable media. The applicaPon will iniPally load the most recent thumbnails.
To load more thumbnails, press the "More" buUon at the boUom of the window. As seen in the picture
above, a small red "R" icon on the upper right of the thumbnail indicates that it is a RAW image. A small
green "T" indicates TIFF, while no icon is used to indicate JPG formaUed images.
Any number of thumbnails can be selected by pressing a thumbnail, or all may be selected by pressing
"Select All" at the boUom of the window. Selected thumbnails will have a yellow border around them.
Aher selecPng thumbnails they may either be deleted or saved. The "Delete" buUon at the lower leh will
first prompt the user to confirm, and then delete the associated images of the selected thumbnails from
the camera's removable media. The "Save" buUon at the lower right will save all associated images of
the selected thumbnails to the image directory specified in the preferences. Images are saved regardless
of format.
Images within the card contents view can be viewed by double clicking on the image. The image will
then appear in the main image view window.
Note that the thumbnails are presented in chronological order beginning with the most recent.
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