Nikon d5600 SETUP INSTRUCTIONS

Nikon d5600 SETUP INSTRUCTIONS

  1. Create a new scene or open an existing scene. (Dragonframe will not connect to your camera unless you have a scene open.)
  2. Power your camera by AC power if possible, or use a fully charged battery.
  3. Close any other applications that might connect to your camera.
    • - For macOS, Open Image Capture, select your camera, then in pop up area in lower-left select Connection camera opens: No application. (See Picture)
  4. Make sure Dropbox is not a client of the camera.
  5. You may need to quit Google Backup and Sync, since it can interfere with the camera even if you turn off syncing.
  6. If you have anti-virus software, white-list Dragonframe so that it may access your camera.
  7. Set the Mode Dial to Manual (M).
  8. Put the camera into live view mode and set Focus Mode to AF-S. (Then take camera out of live view mode.)
  9. Set the lens' Focus Mode to AF if you want to control focus from Dragonframe.
  10. Set Auto Image Rotation to OFF.
  11. If you use a Nikon digital lens, set Lens to Auto Focus and disable Vibration Reduction.
  12. You may need to remove the camera's memory card.
  13. Set Active D-Lighting to OFF.
  14. If you need to use a flash/strobe, you must set Silent Live View Photography to OFF.
  15. Connect your camera to the computer with an appropriate USB cable.
  16. Proceed to the Cinematography workspace to adjust the camera exposure settings, check focus, and take test shots.

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