GF1 operated by laptop?

[keith_anderson7]

<p>Anyone know if you can do this? My Canon dSLR can, and I like that function for macro work, I can mount the camera low and sit with a small laptop, view the pictures, and make fine adjustments to focus and f/stop from the laptop without getting down on the ground in a pile of mud or worse to look thru the viewfinder or live view to guess what the picture will look like.</p>

<p>I didn't see it in the spec and don't know if it's there and not mentioned or not there.</p>

<p>Thanks in advance</p>

[reza motaghedi]

<p>I just connected my GF1 to TV and very easily looked at the photos on the TV. I am not sure about laptop</p>

[vivek iyer]

<p>Tethered operation is not available.</p>

<p>But, there is a better option.</p>

<p>Buy a G1 which is <strong>cheaper and more versatile</strong> . </p>

<p>Use the articulating TFT screen for your purpose.</p>

[patrick j dempsey]

<p>If you have the optional viewfinder, then there is a device out there that you can clip onto the viewfinder of just about any camera and it has a 3 inch screen it projects the image onto. This is one of them:</p>

<p>http://www.zigview.co.uk/</p>

<p>On the cheap end, you can also get a mirror that clips to the bottom of the camera and flips down so you can see the screen from above... a reversed image of course.</p>

<p>http://flipbac.com/</p>