Canon seems to have the only practical tethering that is fast and works. I use my EOS R tethered over USB C with a 15 ft cable with no issues. I am using Canon Utilities on a PC, so its always possible that a Mac could have a issue not present in a PC. That issue seems to crop up with new Mac OS frequently, I've no way to test it.
I've tethered my EOS R via the EOS Utility 3 (into DPP 4) onto a Mac with up-to-date OS without noticeable time lag. I'm not trying to do it with video, but stills were fine.
Canon seems to have the only practical tethering that is fast and works. I use my EOS R tethered over USB C with a 15 ft cable with no issues. I am using Canon Utilities on a PC, so its always possible that a Mac could have a issue not present in a PC. That issue seems to crop up with new Mac OS frequently, I've no way to test it.
I've tethered my EOS R via the EOS Utility 3 (into DPP 4) onto a Mac with up-to-date OS without noticeable time lag. I'm not trying to do it with video, but stills were fine.
Hi, this is a post under canon's EOS R so i'm using that.
i've tried tethering to Canon's program, capture one and lightroom.. on iMac with a cable to USB 3 and on the new macbook pro with USB C