Is there a way to switch from PC mode to Camera mode so I can use my DSLR normally while tethered to my iPad through Weye-Feye?
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Yes, it is supported now. The new app is going to be released soon. Don't worry!
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I am not sure, but I think that you have to just switch the settings on your IPad wifi to other that the WEFEFEYE network. I will be giving this product a more in depth review over the weekend.
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We did this for PC/Mac. It means that you can use your DSLR normally while tethered to your Mac/PC. Please let us know your use case. Technically it's possible.
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I didn't actually get the WEFE to work so I never used it. But the CamRanger is really fast in uploading the data to the IPAD. I also have a D800 with JPEGs set to medium (about 9meg files).
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Yes you can. There are several free apps available that you can set up to view and control your cameras on any mobile device. I prefer IPCam viewer which comes with either a lite or paid version.
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Yes, using the Fujifilm Camera Remote App you can transfer pictures to your iPad wirelessly.
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You can use the Apple CCK (camera connection kit) to connect this via USB to the iPad
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There is a YouTube video that shows how you can assign one of the stunt keys to operate the camera. You can either take still pictures or turn on video and shift between.
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there is a switch between photo and video, photo left video right,and the button is the button to start recording or take shots
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I use an app called Livecams pro on my iPad and it works fine. As far as pulling up the camera on safari, I've never tried that. My home computer is a PC so I use Firefox for that aspect. Hope this helps.
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Yes, you can load a Q-See app and view cameras from any device, which supports that app
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It will allow you to do that, but I was very disappointed with it and send it back. Kept disconneting itself. I just bought a cable on a usb to go from camera to computer and it takes no time at all! You will not be happy with this device.
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As you have probably surmised, using WiFi feature is not very intuitive. On the iPad, download the Nikon 'Wireless Mobile Utility'. On the P600, press the Menu button, then 'Connect to Smart Device'; the camera should show 'Connect to Smart Device'. Go to your 'Settings' on the iPad. Make sure WiFi is turned on, and you shpuld see a WiFi device named Nikon. Select it. Turn the iPad Airplane Mode on. Go to the WMU app that you previosly downloaded. Select View Pictures on the camera. Select which photos you want. Press 'Download'. The selected photos will download one at a time, and appear in your Photos. Hope this helps As you have probably surmised, using WiFi feature is not very intuitive. On the iPad, download the Nikon 'Wireless Mobile Utility'. On the P600, press the Menu button, then 'Connect to Smart Device'; the camera should show 'Connect to Smart Device'. Go to your 'Settings' on the iPad. Make sure WiFi is turned on, and you shpuld see a WiFi device named Nikon. Select it. Turn the iPad Airplane Mode on. Go to the WMU app that you previosly downloaded. Select View Pictures on the camera. Select which photos you want. Press 'Download'. The selected photos will download one at a time, and appear... » Read More As you have probably surmised, using WiFi feature is not very intuitive. On the iPad, download the Nikon 'Wireless Mobile Utility'. On the P600, press the Menu button, then 'Connect to Smart Device'; the camera should show 'Connect to Smart Device'. Go to your 'Settings' on the iPad. Make sure WiFi is turned on, and you shpuld see a WiFi device named Nikon. Select it. Turn the iPad Airplane Mode on. Go to the WMU app that you previosly downloaded. Select View Pictures on the camera. Select which photos you want. Press 'Download'. The selected photos will download one at a time, and appear in your Photos. Hope this helps « Show Less
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Yes. Just use the model number and search in youtube for instruction on how to do in on an ipad. It involves downloading the nikon WMU app on the ipad
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You need to transfer them to your computer first, then send the images to your iPad like you would do any other image. There's no direct way of transferring images directly from the camera to the iPad without a computer being involved.
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I am not familiar with the Ipad, but if it has same ports as a laptop, you can either use the usb cord to transfer directly from the camera or take the sd card out of the camera and put it into the Ipad if it has a slot for it. I suppose if it doesn't have either port you could send it from another pc that has the proper ports.
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You can use the iPad, but need the camera connector kit and also need to use the djay app for the ipad. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qw9b-fqS3B4
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You probably want to use a laptop/desktop for the initial setup, but afterwards,yeah, you can just use your phone's browser to go to the 'mobile view' page, or as someone else said, there are apps that can interface with the camera as well. I use CamViewer on my iPhone and iPad.