Can I use the Canon Powershot G1X Mark II with an iphone? What model?
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The Canon Wifi is simple. You go to the App store and download the canon App, which is free. This camera should work with any Iphone
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Works great with my galaxy note 3. Not sure about iPhone but I imagine it would.
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From the product description on this page"Compatible with iOS versions 6.0/6.1/7.0, Android smartphone versions 2.3.3/4.0/4.1/4.2/4.3 and Android tablet versions 4.0/4.1/4.2/4.3. Data charges may apply."
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you can use anything as your camera, but you would need something else hooked up to the teleprompter (generally you use an app) to send the text to it - you would need an ipad for the teleprompter for example, even if you were shooting with the iphone.
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I don't thik so.And... the GX7 is a small beautiful camera. I can't imagine it with this... Buy just an extra battery and keep it in your pocket. Cheaper, easier, cozyer.;)
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I have been using the G1X (the orginal G1X, not the MkII) underwater since it was released. I use the Canon WP-DC housing for it, which are pretty compact and give you a full range of controls underwater. I have been very happy with the results. You can check them out on my Flickr page: flickr.com/photos/bluewavechris . The image quality is better than my previous G series cameras underwater, due to the larger sensor. Not quite as good as my DSLR quality underwater, but that is understandable due to lens quality/glass size more than anything else. The G1X gives me excellent images without the bulk of a DSLR housing in the water.
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I have an iPhone 6 and I think the Canon is probably better, certainly a lot more options.
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The Creative D200 will work out of the box with your iPhone / iPad - if your device has A2DP bluetooth connectivity. The transmitter is for devices which do not support this bluetooth profile.iPhones / iPads received A2DP support with the iPhone OS 3.0 update, so you should have no issues connecting to this speaker.
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In the operating instructions there is a section for using the camera with MAC. It does refer to the fact that the software program for the camera, HD Writer LE 1.1 is not available for MAC but iMovie'11 is supported. For details about iMovie'11 it asks that you contact Apple Inc. Hope this helps.
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i believe just the iPhone. the 70 D will be too heavy. there is a counterweight at the bottom of the rig that isn't nearly as heavy as your camera. there are several steadi type rigs that are built for each type of camera but not quite sure which one might be best for you.
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Its operating system compatibilities include Microsoft 2000 professional,ME, XP, Home and Pro as well as MAC OS 9.1/9.2 OSX (10.-10.4). Hope this answers your question. YES. I do own this camera and a MAC G4.
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Hello Mary: To begin with, the camera you have is a Point & Shoot model (P&S), or all-in-one type. These kind of cameras are convenient because you can take them anywhere - in a pocket, purse, or whatever. But they have tremendous image quality tradeoffs and they employ a very, very small sensor. They often wind up displaying more levels of image noise and other artifacts than more advanced models. The GX1 is a Mirrorless Interchangeable Lens Model of camera. It employs a much larger sensor and this translates into much larger per pixel sizes. As a result, the GX1 displays much less noise and does very, very well at much higher ISO scenarios. Yet it is still a very light camera, and depending on the type of lens you put on it, it can also be very compact. Now, most people who have a small P&S camera and want to "move up" tend to initially be leery about getting a larger, more advanced model. But you shouldn't be. This GX1 (I have two of them because it is such a nice model) will net you pictures that can knock your socks off - it's that good. When you get one, you can just put your camera into Program or Automatic mode, which means the camera makes all the decisions for you. But as you gain more knowledge, the camera grows with you, and once you really know what you're doing (assuming you're an amateur), the GX1 will really open up your eyes to what it can do. I can't speak highly enough of it and I do lots of photo work in various scenarios. I currently use around 20 different advanced cameras, yet the GX1 is one of my favorite models. And lately, with the almost "give-away" prices, you'd be a fool not to get one. If you want to see some photo samples taken with the GX 1, you can just email me at: benherrmann@centurylink.net and I'll gladly send you some so you can see the rich color tonality and nice definition of photos that this camera can generate. Ben Herrmann Fuquay Varina, NC 27526
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Other than taking stills and video, it is an apples and oranges comparison.If you are interested in upgrading from a cell phone camera, you should consider an advanced point and shoot like this Canon PowerShot G16 12.1 MP CMOS Digital Camera with 5x Optical Zoom and 1080p Full-HD Video Wi-Fi EnabledI purchased one of these a few months ago and use it for a large percentage of my shooting. My DSLR's are reserved for shots requiring long lenses.
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Canon specs say "1.2 lbs". It's heavy for its size, but that's because it's a very solid camera. It's not really a "pocket camera", except maybe in a coat packet. Put it in your pants pocket and you've got 1.2 lbs swinging around "sensitive territory". I really like my G1x 2. Great camera. The latest issue of Consumer Reports rates it #1.
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Yes, but the apple plug might not work. Use USB cord with apple camera USB plug
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Hi, this Sony Cybershot DSCWX350 do have a feature to transfer images to your iPhone or iPad via Wi-fi connection. This can be done by using the PlayMemories Mobile app and this must be installed on your iPad. -Ely
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You need to check out this website: http://www.dcresource.com/reviews/canon/powershot_s2-review/this guy is incredible in his reviews. I personally have used the S1IS and the S2IS (my dad and brother bought the upgrade) and you can truly put it at 0cm and take an in focus picture. Hope this helps!
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I use an iPhone 4s to veiw and control camera functions. There is an fc40 app in the iTunes App Store. I would assume iphone 4 works, as long as you sync phones wifi to the fc40 camera wifi.
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No. It does not work with my 4s and I bet it doesn't work with the 5, or any other iPhone. There is no app to send photos to it. Instead look at the Canon Selphy CP900 or similar printer. A battery pack can be bought for it and the photos are superior in quality (IMO). The CP900 has a native iOS app, though there is some cropping when printing from an iPhone. Also, I found the Zink printers to be streak prone.