Automatically transmit photos as recording CamFi Pro supports automatic transmission and displays photos on connected devices (mobile, PC or Mac) as soon as they are taken. With 802.11 GHz, you can get the image from the camera easier and faster than ever. Both raw and jpeg are supported. You can also use selective transfer only to transfer jpeg and save raw material to SD card. Fluid live viewing and powerful remote control. With the high transfer speed, you can enjoy the smooth view of the camera from a distance, touch the screen for auto focus, adjust shutter speed, aperture, ISO with the app. You can easily use a large screen device as a monitor to check focus and other camera settings. Sony CamFi support not only supports Canon and Nikon, but also Sony cameras. Photographers can view the live view on the client device, change ISO, shutter speed and aperture, and shoot remotely. It can also be used as the second monitor for video recording. The smooth live view and large screen of iPad bring the amazing user experience. HDR & Focus Stacking CamFi Pro also supports HDR and Focus Stacking, which are often used by many professional photographers. A more advanced program mode is being developed. It will combine HDR and focus stacking together, improving productivity massively. CamFi Pro Multiple Monitoring Cameras can work with multiple cameras. You can shoot numerous cameras to shoot if.
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Pros, Cons, and Real World Experience.
Pros - I love this thing when it work. - Solid battery life for about 4 hrs shoot(I haven't tested to see if it will last longer.) - small and compact size. - wireless tethering? Who wouldn't love that idea.Cons - The build quality is okay for $300 product. - Included cable for Sony system has connection issue. (haven't tested for Canon and Nikon system.) - Minimal instruction to get it started. - The app crash every 3-5 mins. (this will freeze the camera sometimes.) - sometimes CamFi goes into "sleep mode" randomly, where it takes 30 secs or more to received photos on the app. - It's not a reliable system over all.I was very excited to use this product when it arrived. Inside the box you'll find CamFi Pro, Samsung battery, connection cables for (Canon, Nikon, and Sony), and minimal instruction sheet to get started. There was no general information on how to setup any camera so that you can use the wireless tethering system. I did some research online for Sony tethering system and got it going.Real World ExperienceAll the test were done on a6500 and a7r III.On average, it takes about 2 mins for CamFi to recognize USB signal from the camera. (Note: CamFi will not turn on WiFi signal until it is connected to the camera.) Later I purchased USB-C to USB-A cable and used it with a7r III. The connection time went from 2 mins to solid 1 min.CamFi AppI downloaded the app on the MacBook Pro. It was super glitchy as expected from the reviews. Half of the time I couldn't even connect CamFi to MacBook Pro because it wasn't sending the WiFi signal. (Note: the cameras were connected using cable provided by CamFi for Sony system.) It seems like CamFi has hard time recognizing connection from the camera.CamFi Mobile AppIt was better than desktop version. I still run into lots glitches here and there. The connection seems to be slightly more reliable.Image Transfer SpeedMacBook Pro - Usually it takes about 10 secs for JPEG and 13 secs for RAW.Phone App - It takes about 3 secs for JPEG and 7 secs for RAW.
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Event Photoghaphers have no use for this
I purchased one of these and attempted to bridge it to be used with my onsite printers, there's no clear instructions on anything with this device and it's not compatible with any secondary wifi so i returned it.
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