Do I have to have a ipad physicaly attached to use this? Is it a floating lens that communicates w/ a ipad and streams video so I can see and take pic
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ipad is too big to be attached to this. With the app you can see trought the lens, and you can take picture or video, you don't need have attached the lens, the only one important thing is to have strong signal for avoid delays and app fails.
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Hi Mark Jamison, Sony Lens Style camera can be connected to any Smartphone, provided of the following requirements: requires NFC for one touch connection or smartphones without NFC can connect through Wi-Fi settings and Smartphone must support PlayMemories mobile app. It doesn't need to be physically attached as long as they are already paired and it is good to go. -Ely
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No. The camera can be a few feet from the iPhone/pad. They don't need to be touching. The camera is entirely contained in the Sony unit, the iPhone/pad functions only as a viewfinder/controller.
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The mount is heavy. You need a strong tripod to support the mount and your iPad. You may try.
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I would only shoot video stabilized on the ipad or any tablet. Hand held is not an option for quality videography.
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No it doesn't You have to move the camera either by iphone iPad or from the DVR Your DVR must have a PTZ hookup.
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Yes, you can see the video from the included monitor without the need to hook it up to the Internet, however, you can't view it on a mobile device remotely say on an iPad without an Internet connection.
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No it does not. Media can be on SD Drive or USB Stick and stream it to iPad. You do need to install MediaShair App to have access to the drives though.
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No app needed. Just plug and play. Once plugged into the iPad, the iPad will automatically recognize the device with a memory card in it then the pictures will pop up. From there you choose which photos you would like to transfer onto the iPad.
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You would need an adapter from USB to the standard iPad connector. It would be the same as the one for connecting cameras with USB cables.
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So so, you can connect a mobile (IOS) devices in my case in two modes m , direct to the camera and through a wireless access point mode. You cannot download or view videos (gutted ) but can do with photos. I've not used it used it for social media sites and can't comment on that side.It is ok, but can be a pain switching between more than one devices and profile setup.Hope this helps.Polo
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The iPad doesn't support video out via Bluetooth, unless you've got a specific app that offers that functionality. This adaptor would not enable to do that, in this case.
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I don't have an iPad, but I see no reason why it wouldn't. It's just a projector. If you have the right cable to connect from the iPad to the projector (that will have to come from Apple), it will project the images.
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No, it doesn't come with a camera. You can use either your own iPad, goPro camera or iPhone.
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You have to buy an adapter to hold your phone or iPad. Amy Camera will connect.
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Unfortunately no. Once it is connected to the moniters it shows a message on the iPad that says displaying on moniters and does not show the video on the iPad.
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We only use the IPad app, it works great. The video is a little delayed from 25 foot pole extension for filming games. Great for slow or no motion. It tapes fine, but the delay causes you to anticipate where the ball is going or the play is moving and you may guess wrong. For other applications it would work great.
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This will not connect directly to an Ipad. You will need to add a standard USB connection to the proprietary connection of your Ipad. If you simply want to transfer SD card info to/from device there are a lot of better options
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P2V cannot be used directly connected to an iPad, it must route through a computer. However, we are working on a new product that will allow iPad to see live image from all IPEVO doc cam. We are hoping to see it early 2013, please check back on us.