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Contents 1 Table of Contents Part I DSLR Remote Pro for Windows 3 Part II Installing, Registering and Activating DSLR Remote Pro for Windows 7 Part III Main Window 17 1 Release and................................................................................................................................... Preview Buttons 19 2 Reviewing ...................................................................................................................................and deleting images 20 3 Changing camera................................................................................................................................... settings 20 4 Full screen................................................................................................................................... mode 21 5 Bulb Mode ...................................................................................................................................and Mirror Lockup 21 6 Auto Bracketing................................................................................................................................... 22 7 Grid and focus................................................................................................................................... point overlays 24 8 Flashing highlight................................................................................................................................... and shadow display 25 9 Screen blanking................................................................................................................................... 26 10 Editing Images................................................................................................................................... and Editor Setup 26 11 Displaying ...................................................................................................................................Images in BreezeBrowser Pro 27 12 Adding comments................................................................................................................................... and IPTC data 28 13 The Image ...................................................................................................................................Preview Window 29 14 Auto Reconnect................................................................................................................................... 30 15 Suppress Image................................................................................................................................... Display 30 16 Color Management................................................................................................................................... 30 Part IV Camera Settings 31 Part V Live View Display 32 Part VI Power Zoom 38 Part VII Video Capture 40 Part VIII Focus Stacking 43 Part IX Time Lapse 45 Part X Photo Booth Shooting 46 1 Photo Booth................................................................................................................................... Setup Wizard 49 2 Print Layout................................................................................................................................... Editor 68 © 2021 Breeze Systems Ltd 1 2 3 Advanced Photobooth................................................................................................................................... Settings 83 4 Screens displayed................................................................................................................................... to the user 108 5 Camera Settings................................................................................................................................... 114 6 Saving Settings................................................................................................................................... for Future Reference and using Profiles 128 7 Modifying................................................................................................................................... Photos Before Printing 135 8 Signing or................................................................................................................................... Drawing on the Prints 139 9 Touchscreen................................................................................................................................... Keyboard 145 10 User Survey................................................................................................................................... 155 11 Animated ...................................................................................................................................GIFs 161 12 Keyboard................................................................................................................................... Shortcuts 171 13 Using External................................................................................................................................... Buttons for Photo Booth Shooting 174 14 Additional................................................................................................................................... Filters 181 15 In Operation................................................................................................................................... 195 16 Using external................................................................................................................................... flash or studio strobes with live view 207 17 Green Screen................................................................................................................................... Shooting 208 18 AI Background................................................................................................................................... Removal 219 19 Live View ...................................................................................................................................Overlay 223 20 How to create................................................................................................................................... PNG images using Photoshop 224 21 Video Booth................................................................................................................................... Shooting 225 22 QR Codes................................................................................................................................... and Contactless Operation 231 23 Sharing Photos................................................................................................................................... 236 24 The Configure.exe................................................................................................................................... Utility 250 Part XI Automatic Printing of Photos 253 Part XII Running DSLR Remote Pro from other apps 254 Part XIII Preferences 256 Part XIV Tokens 259 Part XV Release History 264 © 2021 Breeze Systems Ltd DSLR Remote Pro for Windows 3 1 DSLR Remote Pro for Windows Overview DSLR Remote Pro for Windows allows the Canon EOS digital SLRs to be operated tethered to a PC using a USB cable or via wifi (some models only). All of the camera's controls remain fully operational when connected to the PC and pictures can be taken directly using the camera's shutter release or remotely from the PC. It is advisable to use a mains DC adaptor when using DSLR Remote Pro for Windows for extended periods or when using the time lapse features. If the camera is located a long way from the PC or is not easily accessible it is essential that there is a way of turning the power to the camera on and off. Then if there is a communication failure between the camera and PC it is possible to turn everything off and to start again. Photo Booth Mode Please see the section on photo booth shooting for help on setting up a photo booth. Camera notes for photo booth users Best value camera for photo booth shooting: Canon EOS 1300D/Rebel T6. Suitable for normal photo booth shooting and boomerang GIFs, but not recommended for video because it cannot use an external microphone. Most versatile camera: Canon EOS M50 This camera has all the advantages of the Canon EOS 200D/Rebel SL2 and Canon EOS 750D/Rebel T6i, but is more compact, particularly when using the EF-M 22mm STM lens. The Canon EOS M50 is also suitable for slow motion video capture because it can capture video a 120fps and save it at 1/4 speed (30fps). Important: Please check that the M50 is running firmware version 1.0.2 or later. Earlier versions of the camera firmware may not trigger external flash reliably when the shutter speed is set to 1/125 of faster. Best value camera for photo and video booth shooting: Canon EOS 200D/Rebel SL2 This camera have microphone inputs allowing an external microphone to be used for better sound © 2021 Breeze Systems Ltd 4 quality when recording video. It also has Canon's excellent dual pixel AF for improved auto focus in live view. The Canon EOS 200D/SL2 is slightly more compact than the Canon EOS 750D/Rebel T6i. Use with caution: Canon EOS 2000D (aka Canon EOS 1500D and Rebel T7) and Canon EOS 250D (aka Canon EOS 200D Mark II and Rebel SL3): These cameras make it tricky to use external flash because they do not have a central contact on the hotshoe. This limits it to E-TTL compatible flash. A normal hotshoe to PC sync adaptor will not work with these cameras. Note: In spring 2020 Canon updated
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