I plan to buy this one for this- Has anyone set this up ?DSLRDashboard on TP-Link MR3040 Tutorial - Control your DSLR over Android WIFI
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I have one and use it with DSLRController on my HTC phone and Samsung Note 10.1 tablet, both devices work very well with this router. It hooks right up to my Canon camera via usb. I did have to download a firmware upgrade for the router, but it was very simple. I saved about $300 doing it this way no problems...
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The company is a nightmare to deal with -- they will talk to you on the phone forever in a foreign accent and you will get nothing done !Mine, currently is a very nice paperweight! I would not recommend this until they / the company starts posting videos.
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Dan, I purchased this and set it up to work with DSLRDashboard. I followed the tutorial from the LRTimelapse website, and I was able to get everything set up correctly. The TP-Link has worked with no problems.
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Yes, I used it in India with local 3G dongle (modem). I works fine. Also I tested a stand alone router, and was working. The only thing I will caution that it will have problem with 2G modem.
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I am not a super techy. When I purchased this, I thought that it would work on it's own without AT&T;, Verizon, Virgin, etc. I have been informed that that is not the case and a network connection would cause me a new expense of $35 a month. Not where I want to go with retirement in view.
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From what i've seen, it's worth it to pay the extra $9 for the dslr controller app if you are using a Canon camera. If you plan to use Nikon you can find more information on DSLRDashboard on my site.
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I use an android app called "DSLR Controller". It will control many functions of the camera and act as a monitor. I bought a 10ft USB cable for this particular usage. Very handy.
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With my gopro hero3 I have a wifi remote and smartphone app that I can use but while I was out snowboarding I found it was easier to just set my camera to time lapse. I had it at 1 picture per second so every time I wanted a picture I held the pose or position for a few seconds so I got several pictures and chose the best one later. I found that this was best way to do it because most of my pictures picked up a lot of blue because the time lapse setting holds exposure longer so you have to steady it more. I'd suggest spending 10 more dollars and getting a sturdier arm extender.
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I actually returned the camera. My pictures were out of focus. I tried several settings and different lighting and it was inconsistent. I didn't have that problem with the other point and shoots I've owned. I only uploaded a photo to Facebook once and it wasn't difficult. You connect with wifi.
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I actually bought it for something else. Do you want to have remote live view and trigger from your DSLR ? If you do send another question and I will send some details so you can have something like CamRanger but at around 40 instead of 250. Hope that helps. Phil
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Hey Andy, sorry you are having trouble. While I'm not sure how old you are, or your abilities... I would highly encourage you to get a book on Arduino or Raspberry Pi projects. The books are made in a decent tutorial format, and would help your style of learning. PS. this camera comes with literally nothing additional, no cable, no instructions, no nothing. There are better cameras out there for the beginner.
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download the canon easy print photo app and it works like a dream. Just wish I could say the same for getting to work on Wifi with my Macbook Pro
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There are a number of comments in the reviews about the lack of documentation, no argument there. If you read the reviews, there are a couple (including mine) that give pretty good detailed instructions. I found additional information doing a quick web search. Basically you need to connect to it with an ethernet cable, then configure the wireless settings, unplug the cable, reboot the camera and it should connect to your wireless network. If you provide more details about your issue I can provide a more detailed answer.
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Set everything up (flash connected to NPT-04 receiver, everything turned on), and then hit the test button that's on top of the transmitter. Does the flash fire? If it does, then the transmitter is talking to the receiver, and the receiver is talking to the flash. So the problem is the camera isn't talking to the transmitter. You didn't say what camera you're using. On my Sony cameras, "wireless" is for using the pop-up flash to control and fire other flashes. You can do wireless TTL, and use the pop-up flash to be the "commander". That's what "wireless" flash mode is. Obviously that's not what you're doing. So change it to rear or fill flash mode, and see if that works.
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Prash:I've read all your posts and viewed all the photos and your videos.I just purchased a D90 kit and would like to learn more about how to do some of the special things you did with your videos. I would like to find a program that could take several short videos and seamlessy put them together.....I would really like to hear bacl from you....Kindest Regards, Stevebuzzbuzzard@comcast.net
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You need to install Canon "Camera Window" app on your target device first. Then press the wifi button and follow the instructions. Even I can do it.
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No, but you can use your Android/iOS device to control it over Wi-Fi. It's not the best interface I've seen, but it works. You can also transfer the videos/images over the wireless connection. All that comes in the box is the camera, a battery, a 12-inch Mini-USB (note: not micro, like your cell phone probably is,) and a helmet mount of some kind. Luckily, the camera uses a standard camera mount, so it works with my other equipment.
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Yes. I did it. Although Im using it with an android mini pc/tv stick cx-919 ii that has wifi so i can view caera video wirelessly. Google dlsr controller.
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I believe it works with wifi, says you can post photos directly from it, but I have not used the feature. It is so easy to plug the camera card into my laptop or tablet, that I have not even tried. I do not have a data account, so I would be dependent on wifi at home or elsewhere.
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I contacted Smartthings and they are currently working on integrating with DropCam. looks like they will be ready in a couple of weeks.
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It's an infrared remote - has nothing to do with WiFi. You point it at the camera, press the button, and it either works or it doesn't. The camera has to be set for remote control mode. Even then, this model seems to arrive broken a fair percentage of the time, and won't work no matter what you do.
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Hola Deepa, till now the wifi is it working very well with the camera, it seems works better with a wifi access point not with a wifi router.