Lee Morris of rlmorris.com and fstoppers.com explains how to wirelessly send pictures from any camera to an iPad or iPhone using the Eye-Fi Pro X2 SD card, My Wi, and Shutter Snitch. Fstoppers will be giving away a free iPad to one of their random twitter followers in December of 2010. Visit Fstoppers.com/iPad to learn more details about this hack and the iPad giveaway. You can purchase the Eye-Fi Pro X2 card here: www.bhphotovideo.com
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Adorama Photography TV presents: This week is the second episode in a series about HDSLR. In this episode, Mark will go over a selection of lights. He even shows us some examples on how to use the lights in different scenarios. In the coming weeks, he will go over audio, basic editing techniques as well as compressing for the web- so stay tuned! To buy products used in this video, and for related articles and videos, go here: www.adorama.com Visit www.adorama.com for more photography videos! Send your questions to: AskMark@Adorama.com
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Comments
50 responses to “How To Directly Tether Your Camera To An iPad By Lee Morris”
Did you try it? ’cause a can’t link my eyefi with ad hoc!!If so can you plz share…
The a $40 San Disk eye-fi card works the same way (i.e. ad Hoc connection between SD-card and iPad without using a wifi-connected computer). There is also a free eye-fi app that does the same thing as the 12$ ShutterSnitch!
Dude was wearing a batman shirt….LOL
Hey, once I told my friends that I was going to go earn money online, they teased me. But later I showed them my earnings. Go and Google Tube Cash Exposure to learn the best way to make money online.
Quite a few pro-cameras don’t have SD-card…
My Nikon D4 doesn’t use SD cards! So much for the “any camera” statement!
I have a product coming out that will GREATLY help iPad usage in the field! Stay TUNED!
Well it transfers videos.. takes time but it will. Limited in use.
Yes…. though more slowly.
Check out onOne Camera Remote.. this will do it for you.
Also.. I have a product coming out that will GREATLY help iPad usage in the field! Stay TUNED!
what about delay>?
thanks
This video is a bit outdated. You no longer need to jailbreak your iOS devices to do direct-connect (the Eye-Fi X2 cards create a network that the iDevice can connect to). You also don’t need the pro card for direct connect. The cheapest one will do that.
It does work with video as well.
Great video and discussion. I made this blog post to some of these same questions.
technologyformedia . com
This whole thing definitely becomes more viable with the new Eye-Fi card comgin out recently.
Hello! Have you heard about the Rapid Cash Fortune? I found out it on Google Search and found out a lot of excellent stuff about it. Some of my good friend also advise me to look at it
does this work with video from camcorders? can you use an ad hoc network between the card and the ipad?
Does it work with video?
@Dhananjay Bhatta
Hey all, Anyone heard about the Phantom Cash System? (do a Google Search) Ive read quite a few great stuff about it and my friend made loads of cash with it!
yeh i think you r right you create a hotspot with your iphone and connect your ipad to it
I don`t think you need to jailbreak anymore!?! As with the never IOS 5 and IOS 6 update you can make a wireless network on iPhone and iPad for other devices to connect to, amongst other things to get a 3G connection etc…
What do you think? Can you do this without jailbreaking now?
Btw AWESOME VIDEO! Cool in every aspect, your presentation, scenery, shooting and editing. Just awesome!
Do the photos appear in the iOS photos app or will they only be in the Eye-Fi app? Also does the wifi in the card affect your cameras battery life?
Cool)
witch adapter r u using for the eye fi card to CF card?
thanks
Hi Mark,
Can you please share with everyone the camera settings used for the DSLR camera shoot you did on this video? Minute 23:20
Thanks!
adorama rocks
I liked this
Nice work
im craving for that fresnel 650!!!! thanks mark
17:46 aha, that is the same background you use when you show post production in episode -i believe- 38
very nice. thank you.
What a great video! thank you Mark and the rest of the team at Adorama! All the best from Miami Florida
Mark, you are an excellent instructor. Thanks!
I can’t believe you guys got so much good information on lighting for video in only 26 minutes and 46 seconds. I’ve done lighting for video since the late ’70s. You guys did a great job!
Those studio cool lights are awesome. Have you tried the flourescent gel sleeves or would you just recommend getting the lamps with different color temps?
Bro this is just awesome help. I love your videos. So well done and so informative. I’m very thankful you keep making them. Way to go!!!!
Man!! what a great video! thank you Mark and the rest of the team at Adorama! All the best from Israel! 🙂
Dude, thank you so much!
Awesome Job explaining everything, very very thorough. Good job!
The hand is probably recorded LOL. Thanks !!!
i kind of agree with this. I also noticed that Adorama does seem to just expect everyone has a fortune to spend on equipment. They always start off great with learning basics about photography. But then when they go to the next step, its like they leap frog into a whole new category and just leave beginners into photography in the dust. Example like, “ Ok, where is how we use a HDSLR… got it? Ok now lets go to our STUDIO, and show the $5000+ budget we use” haha..
thats mostly digital, i asked the same question but to a rep. of apple and she said their apps are mostly digital/computer made a small portion is actually recorded
The tip for product photography was awsome, but I want to know how apple does the iphone ads ??
Kudos Mark.
Thank you for the wonderful tips.
Ehi Marc… ENG means Electronic News Gathering, not Environmental!! 😉
nothing is cheap in photography these days if you want half decent results
its funny that these videos are supposed to help HDSLR users who want to learn how to get into video shooting.. but all this equipment range in the $600-$2000 range.. the cheapest one you talked about is $127 but the equipment with it you recommend can go up to $650.. i have no idea if adorama is trying to make a sale or is just saying you cant shoot good video w/o these things. .. once again adorama breaks into a specific demographic and cancels a whole one out. this can discourage beginners
hi mark. im trying to make some hdr photos but the results i get is not the results i want. they were always too overexposed. can you give some tips on making hdr.? tnx
Thanks for making this, i always wanted to know this