# Zensō: Shooting Settings

> Change the camera's settings from Zensō.

Web page: https://shisheng.dev/zenso/docs/shooting-settings

With the camera connected, open the Dashboard and tap Shooting Settings.

- Dashboard › Shooting Settings › **Photo**
- Dashboard › Shooting Settings › **Video**
- Dashboard › Shooting Settings › **Live View Preview**
- Dashboard › Shooting Settings › **IPTC & Copyright**

## Camera settings

Photo, Video and IPTC & Copyright mirror the settings on the camera, so you can adjust them from your device. A change takes effect on the camera right away, just as if you had made it in the camera's menus.

What appears depends on the camera: Zensō shows only the settings your model has. To find one, type part of its name in the search field.

> **Note**
>
> - A dimmed setting can't be changed in the camera's current mode, or while it's recording.
> - If you change settings on the camera itself, tap the refresh button to read them again.

## Live View Preview

These settings define how Zensō behaves while you use Live View.

- Dashboard › Shooting Settings › Live View Preview › **Preview Size**
- Dashboard › Shooting Settings › Live View Preview › **Preview Quality**
- Dashboard › Shooting Settings › Live View Preview › **Transfer Control to Phone**: On
- Dashboard › Shooting Settings › Live View Preview › **Color Gamut**
- Dashboard › Shooting Settings › Live View Preview › **Restore LUT**

- **Preview Size** and **Preview Quality** set the picture the camera sends to Zensō. A smaller, lighter picture keeps Live View smooth on a slow network.
- **Transfer Control to Phone** locks the camera's screens and buttons during Live View and lets Zensō take over. Turn it off to use the camera and Zensō at the same time; some settings can then only be changed on the camera.
- **Color Gamut** is the color space the waveform and histogram read the picture in: Rec.709, BT.2020 (N-Log) or REDWideGamut (Log3G10). Match it to the camera's tone mode.
- **Restore LUT** previews a look in Live View, in video mode only. Choose a built-in LUT, or Import LUT to add a 3D `.cube` file.