Bernardgill,
I could be wrong, but I don't think EOS Utility will download pictures automatically as you take them, You have to hit a button instructing the software to download a picture that has been taken and stored on the camera's memory card.
However, if you use the software to do remote shooting (tethered shooting), you may get a preview of the picture pop up on your computer screen. I use a software app called Camera Connect and Control to do remote shooting on my tablet and that's what happens on mine.
I personally have never used EOS Utility to do remote shooting with my camera connected to my computer. I've only ever used it to download pictures I've already taken. You can do a batch download, or select a handful of pictures a few at a time.
The nice thing about EOS Utility is that it handles the file structure for you. It automatically creates a folder organized by shooting date.
I've only ever used it to download PAW files, but I'm pretty sure you can download jpegs, and you can use a free program called Irfanview to view and edit them.
EOS Utility is paired with Canon's Digital Professional 4 (DPP4) and you can view jpgs there too and do some minimal editing. Canon offers those programs free.
Steve Thomas
