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RickSebastian
I have the BYE trial version 3.2 running on my Alienware laptop through a USB cable to my Canon EOS 60D DLSR. I connect using the standard Canon drivers for cameras built after 2008.
When I put it in "Frame and Focus mode and use "Live View" I see a picture of some trees a few houses down. (Picture attached). When I click on the "Snap Image" icon, the camera takes a picture. The result is always a completely white image. (See attached). I've tried using all of the default settings, and I have changed the ISO settings to both extremes and everything inbetween, and no change. Always a completely white picture.
What am I doing wrong??
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First, Trial is the type of license. It is not a version. The other licenses are Classic and Premium. The license controls which features of the software are enabled. For Trial and Premium, all the fe
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This image is overexposed. It's not a software issue. The 60D has a separate dial mode for BULB and TV images. You'll need to set the dial to "M" or "TV" to take images of less than 1 second
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