adamgreen: The WU-1a works with the D600. It's a bit clumsy (and not weather-sealed) compared to the Canon D6, with built-in wifi, if that floats your phot) but it works. I don't see how this CameraMator can kickstart itself with a $299 price tag compared to built-in with Canon or a cheap ($60?) dongle from Nikon.
Toshiba FlashAir does it far more simply via FTP for a sixth of the price. IF you want to control the other things then yes, tethering is great but only if you have a compatible camera. What's the RAW transfer speed?
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Posted on Jan 15, 2013 at 13:03:34 UTC
adamgreen: The WU-1a works with the D600. It's a bit clumsy (and not weather-sealed) compared to the Canon D6, with built-in wifi, if that floats your phot) but it works. I don't see how this CameraMator can kickstart itself with a $299 price tag compared to built-in with Canon or a cheap ($60?) dongle from Nikon.
Toshiba FlashAir does it far more simply via FTP for a sixth of the price.
IF you want to control the other things then yes, tethering is great but only if you have a compatible camera.
What's the RAW transfer speed?
So who controls the image if you the creator took it and owns it?
An *pple inspired approach to control and distribution, fantastic, more corporate land-grabs. Except worse.
Thanks, I'll pass. Convenience, something I flush after using.