can i use a this camera with a cable to extend the positioning of such camera away from my ipad 3? i need to be able to free up my hands ...
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Honestly i dont think so it barley stays connect and it constantly just falls out of the ipad
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The cable that connects to the bottom of the camera has the generic small connector that seems to be prevelent in the industry today. The other end is a USB connector. I know there are attachments that you can get that attach to the propriatary iPad connector, but I have never used them. I use the USB and the Nikon softwae for PC that came with my D300. It see's the camera and transfers what ever I want to the PC. The beauty of this camera is capturing the image in a moments notice. The times you tell yourself "If I only had a camera" You could use a cigarette box to hold this camera (yhea, I just tried it, and had about a inch to spare). Apple generally doen't like to play well with others. That's where 3d party hardware manufacturers come in.
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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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That is something I have not tried. Better to use a tube extension adapted to your camera
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No Elizabeth you don't. It is designed so that the ends where you plug stuff in are not covered! It is very well made and has a space for the camera and an opening on the back so that the Apple logo shows. I am well pleased with mine. pbb
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To use the camera, I fold over the front cover and put the tung into its slot. This puts the case into the normal "stand" position. The camera is exposed, no hindrances to its use. The way the front folds makes a nice hand hold for when taking pictures.Not sure how to describe this, but I have no problems taking pictures with this case on the iPad. But remember that I have the tung in the holder, the case setup for sitting on a table. If you just open the cover and fold it over it does cover the camera.Robert
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The monitor cabales are proprietary and didn't find a way to extend them. But if you keep it on the middle back of console it does the job. The iPad/iPod/iPhone cable is very short and can be extended with 30-pin cable extender. But you will only know exactly when you start installing it. I figure out a better way after some attempts on hiding/adapting the both cables...
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This is a very old camera. I wanted it primarily for the look and that was about it. It would not be ideal for your application. I bet that you could probably find some security cameras for cheaper than this camera will run you. The image is alright but not nearly as nice as some of the newer cameras on the market for the same price new. This might put you in the right direction http://gizmodo.com/5791686/control-your-logitech-security-cameras-from-your-ipad
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That I don't know since I got it before the new iPad came out. But it has a USB port so you should be able to use the cable that comes with the iPad.
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There is a Canon CW app you need . I put it on IPad. Turn that on and there's a button to left of menu button. Turn on the button with the blue outline , and the camera and tablet or computer will sync and pictures will come off camera. I have to save ach image on IPad after. Have never used a computer for them. With my past cameras everything is so time consuming and hard for me to figure out. This one is done in a matter of a few minutes.
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Yes. One cable connects the CamRanger to your camera. The other one you don't need in the field it is for re-charging the battery. I get a lot of use out of my CamRanger. I like having the big picture on my iPad to see just what I'm getting and change settings remotely.
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With a camera, you should be able to grip the camera and press the shutter release in the same way you would without the monopod.I'm using mine with a cell phone (with an adapter) so I bought a cheap bluetooth remote trigger to avoid jiggling when taking the picture. I grip the monopod in one hand and the remote trigger in the other the way I'm doing it.If you're looking for a pole to take "selfies" with, this monopod is not what you want. A bluetooth remote would also be handy though with a selfie pole.
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Maria - Yes, you CAN use the camera with this case since the back cover has a camera hole. However, if you want to use the camera while the front cover is folded tight to the back cover, you cannot use the camera, since the FRONT cover will cover the camera lens. When taking a picture in Portrait mode, I keep the front cover at a 90 degree angle to help keep the iPad steady. When taking a picture in Landscape mode, I just let the cover hang to the bottom. P.S. I love this case because of the solid protection, the nice "grip" when holding the case, and the many standing positions provided. Good Luck! Christine Maria - Yes, you CAN use the camera with this case since the back cover has a camera hole. However, if you want to use the camera while the front cover is folded tight to the back cover, you cannot use the camera, since the FRONT cover will cover the camera lens. When taking a picture in Portrait mode, I keep the front cover at a 90 degree angle to help keep the iPad steady. When taking a picture in Landscape mode, I just let the cover hang to the bottom. P.S. I love this case because of the solid protection, the nice "grip" when holding the case, and the many standing positions... » Read More Maria - Yes, you CAN use the camera with this case since the back cover has a camera hole. However, if you want to use the camera while the front cover is folded tight to the back cover, you cannot use the camera, since the FRONT cover will cover the camera lens. When taking a picture in Portrait mode, I keep the front cover at a 90 degree angle to help keep the iPad steady. When taking a picture in Landscape mode, I just let the cover hang to the bottom. P.S. I love this case because of the solid protection, the nice "grip" when holding the case, and the many standing positions provided. Good Luck! Christine « Show Less
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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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I have ipad2 and ipad3 and both work ok. Sometimes with ipad3 there are stability issues, where the image comes in and out. I pretty much have to close all running apps on the ipad to make sure there is no interruption. I'm not sure whether that is cable's fault since this never happens with ipad2. But over all it works well.
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No its not possible to hold on to the grip and place ur camera at the other end. It doesnt have the functionality to do so. This is not one of those monopods that you can take selfies with. And when you mean it can get wet and will not hinder its functions? Then yes
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Yes. You can adjust the ipad stand so the front camera works quite well. I tried it myself. There is an opening for the ipad camera. Good luck. Hank