The Wireless Mobile Adapter Utility is used to establish two-way wireless connections between Nikon digital SLR cameras and iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices. Pictures taken with the digital SLR camera can be downloaded to the iOS device, and the camera can be controlled remotely, with the iOS device displaying the view through the camera lens. The file sharing feature makes it easy to upload pictures to social networking sites or attach them to e-mail messages.
This is a free and brand new app. Click here to download.
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One Comment
Chris
is this app compatible with the S6500?
And if so, will it allow video shutter release – or only stills?
I need a fairly light camera with reasonable quality and features. And remote trigger & viewfinder – the speed of the viewfinder is not supremely important. But enough to see where the camera is pointing.
A DSLR will be too heavy and CofG would be disadvantageous.