Do you capture the image on both the camera and I pad?
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Looks like there are a couple of options in the app for AutoYView:Automatically downloads and displays images as they are takenandAutoYSave:Automatically downloads and saves images to the iOS photo library
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It captures automatically to the camera and you can hit save to save it to the iPad.
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It's captured on both, but only shows on iPad scene while they are attached to each other.
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The image is initially captured on the camera, but you can then immediately download from the camera to the iPad over the cam-ranger connection.
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The image files (RAW and .jpg) are stored only on the camera memory card(s). The images show up on the iPAD, and you can choose to save them to the iPAD, while retaining the files on the memory card(s).
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The image is captured on the camera then depending on the set options and the camera used the picture can be set to download to the iPad. camranger.com has a section describing the functions of their unit.
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The picture appears on the ipad and is saved automatically in the camera. You can review each picture on the Ipad and save the ones you like to the ipad, or all of them. The CamRanger has been the best accessory I have purchased for my photography in years. Hope this helps
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No, once you click the capture button it takes the photo and prints it immediately after. All poloroid cameras are like this. So you have to me cautious when using your film.
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Yes, The camera need a DVR for view through an iPad, because is only an analog camera, You need an IP camera.
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As far as I know this work only with the APP from Tascam. But i never tried do it just with camera.
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Yes. You can access it directly through it's IP address, the DDNS that comes with it or with a 3rd party IP Camera app for your IPad. I use IP Cam Viewer. It recognizes tons of different camera models, PTZ control and 2-way audio (for cameras equiped with speakers/microphone.)
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You can plug it into an iPad with the camera to 30 pin adapter, but there isn't a software interface that would get it to read your CAC information and allow safari to use it.
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Yes, using the Fujifilm Camera Remote App you can transfer pictures to your iPad wirelessly.
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Yes you can. I plugged the ipad to the camera connector and then put in the SD card. The ipad will recognize the SD card. Just go to the Photos icon to open the interface screen. On the bottom of the "Photo" screen just select the "import" button to view the photos on the SD card. Hope this helps.
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Yes. You can connect to wifi and transfer images to your iPad or laptop easily. You'll need to download the leica image shuttle app to do the photo transfer via wifi. It's easy .
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No it doesn't not..once you start recording it will bypass the iPad or iPhone.
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Yes, it is merely a mechanical interface with an iPad, allowing you to download photos from a traditional digitalcamera card.
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I have a Sony Cyber Shot. So I'm not sure about your Canon however , what I did was hook up the Sharkk to the Ipad first then the Usb cable to the Sharkk then to the camera. If your using the Usb make sure you slide the little swtch on the side of the Sharkk to Usb I forgot to do this the first time and the Ipad would not recognize the card. As soon as I did the pictures popped right up and loaded real quick. Not to be funny but camera must be on also. I guess that was a DuH right?
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I have not tried it with either of the IPADs but since it's a clip on and the camera is similar to the IPhone, I would assume so.
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Hello not sure i understood your question but yes you can use a camera to take photos with one I piece
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The other answer suggested the answer is no. However I recorded a short video and snapped pix while the video was recording and those pix were recorded as was the video. I doubt this is a feature I'd use since I generally don't record video on my camera.
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Yes it does. If you have the new iPad it tends to get misaligned a bit so you have to be sure the iPad is lined up correctly before you take the photo.
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No. You can, currently, only geotag or transfer photos with WiFiWi-Fi. Cannot recall the specific X- camera, but one of the more expensive models does have this feature in the app