The Sony a6700 has been supported for tethered capture since Capture One 16.2.4, but Live View and wireless tethering are still listed as "No" on the supported cameras page.
Older and lower-tier Sony bodies such as the ZV-E10 already have full Live View and wireless support, so this seems like a gap rather than a hardware limitation. Sony's own Imaging Edge Remote does provide Live View for the a6700.
Use case: I shoot low-key studio portraits and self-portraits tethered. Live View in Capture One would let me compose with overlays (e.g. square/circle crops for corporate profiles) and control focus from the computer, instead of switching between Capture One and the camera screen.
The Sony a6700 has been supported for tethered capture since Capture One 16.2.4, but Live View and wireless tethering are still listed as "No" on the supported cameras page.
Older and lower-tier Sony bodies such as the ZV-E10 already have full Live View and wireless support, so this seems like a gap rather than a hardware limitation. Sony's own Imaging Edge Remote does provide Live View for the a6700.
Use case: I shoot low-key studio portraits and self-portraits tethered. Live View in Capture One would let me compose with overlays (e.g. square/circle crops for corporate profiles) and control focus from the computer, instead of switching between Capture One and the camera screen.
Requested:
Live View support for ILCE-6700
Focus point control from Live View
Wireless tethering (nice to have)