I need to shoot in tethered capture mode and have found that my D90 in not fully supported in this mode. A D7000 is fully supported, but will cost somewhat more than I had hoped to spend. The new D3200 would be an excellent match for our needs (dental photography). My question: Do this camera is supported in tethered capture and if not, does Adobe plan on adding it as a compatible camera anytime soon?
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Macbook Pro v 10.8.5
Lightroom 5.3 up to date.
D800 firmware up to date.
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Was I somehow supposed to disconnect the camera from tethered capture before disconnecting the cable?
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