In the case of those on Mac OS X version 10.3.9 this is a good thing however as Nikon Camera Control Pro is no longer supported so DO NOT update to this version if you are currently running Mac OS X 10.3.9. Nikon Camera Control Pro is the only effective way to control your Nikon remotely and complements well all of Nikon's software. Important Note: Click the gear icon in the lower right of the video player and 1080p resolution so that you can view the video at the highest resolution available. 4K Security Camera Support. Our Mac security camera software now supports 4K security cameras. The above image shows a home security camera system that uses this 4K-BL9 bullet IR camera and one of our new iDVR-PRO 4K DVRs. . This software is for current owners of Camera Control Pro 2. For new users, it functions as a trial version that, once installed, can be used for up to 30 days before purchase is required. This software is distributed as a file named “S-CCPRO-023300MF-ALLIN-64BIT.dmg”.

Notices

• This software is for current owners of Camera Control Pro 2. For new users, it functions as a trial version that, once installed, can be used for up to 30 days before purchase is required. • This software is distributed as a file named “S-CCPRO_-023300WF-ALLIN-ALL___.exe”. Download and run the file to perform the update. • When performing the update, you may be required to enter the product key to confirm ownership. • Before beginning installation, exit Camera Control Pro 2 and all other applications, including any anti-virus software. • When performing the update, log in to an account with administrator privileges. • The interface after the update will be in the same language as the current software and cannot be changed. • If you are using D5 “C” firmware version 1.20 or later, update Camera Control Pro 2 to the current version, as versions 2.25.0 or earlier will not function as expected. • Users of the D5500 (firmware C version 1.01 or later) or the D5300 (firmware C version 1.01 or later) who use the Windows edition of Camera Control Pro 2 are requested to upgrade to the current version, as versions 2.22.0 or earlier will no longer detect the camera. • If you initiate movie recording using camera controls, a warning may be displayed; close the dialog before ending recording. • Read the information below before proceeding.

Product Description

Name	Camera Control Pro 2 Version 2.33.0
File name	S-CCPRO_-023300WF-ALLIN-ALL___.exe
Copyright	Nikon Corporation
Archive type	Self-extracting
Reproduction	Not permitted
Operating system	Microsoft Windows 10 Home Microsoft Windows 10 Pro Microsoft Windows 10 Enterprise Microsoft Windows 8.1 Microsoft Windows 8.1 Pro Microsoft Windows 8.1 Enterprise Note: Pre-installed versions only. 64- and 32-bit editions supported.
CPU	Intel Celeron, Pentium 4, or Core series, 1 GHz or better
RAM	1 GB or more (1.5 GB or more recommended)
Hard-disk space	A minimum of 500 MB available on the start-up disk (1 GB or more recommended)
Monitor	Resolution: 1024 × 768 pixels (XGA) or more Colors: 24-bit color (True Color) or more
Interface	Built-in USB port required. May not function as expected if camera is connected via a USB hub.
Supported cameras	Z 7, Z 7II, Z 6, Z 6II, Z 5, Z 50, D6, D5, D4S, D4, D3X, D3S, D3 Df, D850, D810, D810A, D800, D800E, D780, D750, D700, D610, D600 D500, D300S, D300, D7500, D7200, D7100, D7000, D5600, D5500, D5300, D5200, D5100, D5000, D90, Nikon 1 V3 (“C” firmware version 1.10 or later) Note: Some of the above products may not have been announced or released in all countries or regions.
Notes	• To users of cameras other than the D3, D700, D300S, D300, D5000, and D90: The Explorer, Nikon Transfer 2, and other software will not show the pictures stored on memory cards inserted in the camera. The pictures will be displayed when you exit Camera Control Pro 2. • Using AF-F with D4, D800, D800E, D610, D600, D7100, D7000, D5500, D5300, D5200, D5100, and Df cameras: The focus point will not be recorded in the photo information for pictures taken using the Shoot button while AF-F is selected for autofocus mode. Except in the case of the D5200, the focus point will be recorded with pictures taken using the AF and Shoot button, but note that pictures cannot be taken using the AF and Shoot button when AF-F is selected with the D7000.

Changes from Version 2.32.0 to 2.33.0

• Added support for the Z 7II and Z 6II.

Installation

1. Create a folder on the hard disk and name it as desired.
2. Download S-CCPRO_-023300WF-ALLIN-ALL___.exe to the folder created in Step 1.
3. Run S-CCPRO_-023300WF-ALLIN-ALL___.exe to launch the installer.
4. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete installation.

Your MacBook Pro comes equipped with many different functions and features that make it a really great computer to have. All of the high-end tech that is built into these computers can allow you to accomplish many different tasks quickly and Apple products are well-known for their intuitive interface and ease of use. If you just got your hands on a new MacBook Pro, congratulations and welcome to the club!

One basic function and piece of equipment that every MacBook Pro comes with is a camera. The quality of these cameras seems to improve with every new generation that Apple puts out and they are very functional and easy to use. These built-in cameras come in handy during a number of different circumstances and are simple to operate once you are familiar with the basic functions of your computer.

Reasons for Using Your MacBook Pro Camera

The camera on your MacBook Pro can be used for a variety of different reasons. It is typically not used in the same way as a common camera on your phone or other devices. It would look pretty hilarious if you help up your computer for a family photo, wouldn’t it?! I suppose it would work for this, but most people use the built-in camera on their computer for other reasons than taking photos.

1. Video Calls & Chats

One of the most common uses for the built-in camera on your MacBook Pro is for video calls and chats. Well known apps such as Facetime and Skype and utilize the camera to record your image in real-time and show it to whoever you are calling with. Since the camera on your laptop is located above your screen, it is easy to adjust the angle to center it on your face or body to make these calls happen. These cameras work really well for these calls and chats.

2. Photo Booth

Although it’s not very common to use your laptop in a similar fashion as a regular camera, that doesn’t mean it can’t be done. With the Photo Booth app on your MacBook Pro, you can take fun and creative photos easily from your computer. The app operates similar to an old-school photo booth where you hit a button, hear a countdown, and then a photo or two are taken. Photo Booth can be really fun and I’ve had a bunch of laughs using the program.

3. Live Streams

Another thing you can use your built-in camera for is live streaming. You won’t have the best high-quality using your computer’s camera but you can easily live stream any talking or informative content if you have a YouTube channel or are currently a video blogger or interested in learning how to do so. Using the camera on your MacBook is an easy way to learn the basics of how to live-stream and video blog and a lot of people use it for this reason.

How to Turn Your Camera On

In order to operate your camera and utilize it for any of the above purposes or whatever other reason you might want it for, you need to turn it on. It’s actually really easy to do and pretty self-explanatory so once you learn how to turn it on, you’ll probably never forget how.

The first step to turning on your camera is to open whatever app you want to use your camera for. This could be any of the apps mentioned above including Facetime, Skype, or Photo Booth. There are other apps that use the camera feature and those can work for turning your camera on too.

When some of these apps are opened, such as Photo Booth, the camera will come on automatically. For the other apps, like Facetime and Skype, you might need to click on the video icon to turn the camera on. You’ll know that your camera is on because there will be a small green light that comes on right next to the camera lens. You’ll also see the image that the camera is capturing displayed within the window of the app you are using.

If Your Camera Doesn’t Turn On

Sometimes you might open up one of these apps and your camera will not turn on. There are a few troubleshooting tips you can use to try and fix the problem.

First, make sure that you only have one app that uses the camera open at a time. If you have two apps open and both are trying to use the camera, chances are only one will have access and the other won’t work. Close any programs that might be trying to use your camera except the one you want to use.

You can also try restarting your computer and then opening up an app that uses the camera. This usually fixes the problem if you don’t know why your camera is not turning on. If the restart doesn’t work, you might need to update your operating system or the photo/video app you are trying to use.

Also Read: How to Turn off Camera On MacBook Pro

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Final Thoughts

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Using the camera on your MacBook Pro is easy and can also be a lot of fun. Turning your camera on really is as simple as opening up one of the apps that use the camera or video function. It’s rare that this doesn’t turn your camera on but if so, just follow the troubleshooting steps and you should be good to go with a quick restart or update. If you’ve never used your computer’s camera before, give it a shot and you’ll see how nice it is!

What do you use your built-in camera for most often?