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Connecting to a Smartphone via Wi-Fi
This section describes how to directly connect the camera to a
smartphone via Wi-Fi.
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Connecting to a smartphone via Wi-Fi enables you to perform the
following:
●View images stored in the camera on a smartphone or save viewed
images to a smartphone.
●Operate the camera to take a picture or change camera settings
using a smartphone.
●Send images to a smartphone from the camera.
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To establish a Wi-Fi connection via an access point, see “Wi-Fi
Connection via Access Points” (p.496).
Selecting the Wi-Fi Connection Method
Connecting to a Bluetooth-compatible Smartphone via Wi-Fi
(p.429)
By connecting to a Bluetooth-compatible smartphone via Bluetooth in
advance, you can connect via Wi-Fi simply by performing an operation
on the camera or smartphone.
Connecting to a Smartphone via Wi-Fi from the [Wi-Fi
function] Menu
(p.440)
You can use Wi-Fi to connect to a smartphone that is not compatible
with Bluetooth or a smartphone that cannot use its Bluetooth function.
Installing Camera Connect on a Smartphone
To connect the camera to a smartphone, a smartphone on which
Android or iOS is installed is necessary. In addition, the dedicated
application Camera Connect (free of charge) must be installed on the
smartphone.
- Chapters Contents 1
- Index to Features Index 1
- Introduction 2
- Item Check List 3
- Instruction Manuals 4
- Quick Start Guide 6
- About This Manual 8
- Compatible Cards 10
- Chapters 11
- Contents 12
- Shooting 69 13
- Playback 301 16
- Set-up 361 17
- Reference 571 20
- Index to Features 21
- Movie Shooting 23
- Playback 23
- Safety Instructions 25
- CAUTION: 27
- Handling Precautions 28
- Part Names 31
- LCD Panel 34
- ViewnderInformationDisplay 34
- Battery Charger LC-E6E 35
- Attaching the Strap 36
- Using the Cable Protector 37
- Preparation and 39
- Basic Operations 39
- Charging the Battery 40
- Insertion 43
- Using the Screen 47
- Turning on the Power 48
- Battery Level Indicator 49
- Attaching a Lens 50
- Detaching the Lens 51
- Using the Viewfinder 54
- Shutter Button 56
- > Main Dial 58
- > Quick Control Dial 59
- Tap (left end) 61
- Tap (right end) 61
- INFO Button 62
- Menu Operations and Settings 63
- Display the menu screen 64
- Select a tab 64
- Select an option 65
- Conrm the option 65
- Dimmed Menu Items 66
- Touch-Screen Operation 67
- Quick Control 68
- Shooting 69
- -1 Shooting Still Photos 70
- Shooting Modes 74
- Setting Image Quality 75
- RAW Images 76
- Setting Cropping/Aspect Ratio 80
- ISO Speed Guide 84
- Select [Auto range] 86
- Set the minimum limit 86
- Set the maximum limit 86
- Select [Min. shutter spd.] 87
- Selecting a Picture Style 88
- [Monochrome] Picture Style 90
- Symbols 91
- Customizing a Picture Style 92
- Settings and Eects 93
- ] Monochrome Adjustment 94
- Registering a Picture Style 95
- Adjust the item 96
- Setting the White Balance 97
- White Balance 98
- ] Auto White Balance 99
- ] Custom White Balance 100
- Select [ 101
- 4: White balance] 101
- Set the color temperature 101
- White Balance Correction 102
- White Balance Auto Bracketing 103
- Setting Noise Reduction 105
- Long Exposure Noise Reduction 107
- Highlight Tone Priority 109
- Optical Characteristics 110
- Distortion Correction 111
- Digital Lens Optimizer 112
- Diraction Correction 113
- Lens Correction Data 114
- Reducing Flicker 115
- Setting the Color Space 117
- Card Reminder 118
- Setting the Image Review Time 118
- Setting the Metering Timer 119
- Exposure Simulation 120
- Appending Dust Delete Data 121
- Dust Delete Data 122
- Minimizing Blurred Photos 124
- Recomposing the Shot 126
- Shooting a Moving Subject 126
- Scene Icons 127
- Enable the Touch Shutter 130
- Tap on the screen to shoot 130
- : Program AE 132
- Program AE 133
- : Shutter-Priority AE 134
- Shutter Speed Display 135
- : Aperture-Priority AE 136
- Depth-of-Field Preview 137
- : Manual Exposure 138
- Manual Exposure 139
- : Flexible-Priority AE 140
- Flexible-Priority AE 141
- Images and Display 143
- Selecting the Drive Mode 144
- During < 145
- Using the Self-Timer 147
- Continuous Shooting 149
- Silent Live View Shooting 150
- Silent Shooting 151
- Selecting the Metering Mode 152
- Check the exposure 154
- Set the compensation amount 154
- Take the picture 154
- 3: Expo.comp./AEB] 155
- Set the AEB range 155
- AE Lock Eects 157
- BULB: Long (Bulb) Exposures 158
- Bulb Timer 159
- Select [OK] 160
- 5: HDR Mode] 161
- Set [Adjust dyn range] 161
- Set [Eect] 161
- Set [Auto Image Align] 163
- Specify the images to save 163
- Multiple Exposures 166
- Shoot the rst exposure 168
- Shoot the next exposures 169
- Remote Control Shooting 174
- Using a Remote Switch 176
- Flash Photography 177
- Non-Canon Flash Units 178
- Setting the Flash Function 179
- Flash Firing 180
- E-TTL II Flash Metering 180
- Slow Synchro 181
- Safety FE 182
- Flash Function Settings 182
- Flash mode 183
- Shutter synchronization 185
- Select [Flash C.Fn settings] 187
- Set the desired functions 187
- Select [Clear settings] 187
- -2 Shooting Movies 188
- Tab Menus: Movie Shooting 189
- Shooting Mode 191
- Menus/Shooting Features 191
- Movie Recording Size 192
- 4K Movie Shooting 193
- Movie-Recording Coverage 194
- Movie recording format 196
- Cards that Can Record Movies 197
- High Frame Rate 199
- Movie Files Exceeding 4 GB 200
- Movie Shooting Time Limit 201
- Setting the Sound Recording 202
- Attenuator 203
- Setting the Time Code 205
- Movie Recording Count 206
- Movie Playback Count 206
- Drop Frame 208
- Shooting Movies 209
- Shutter-Priority AE 210
- Aperture-Priority AE 211
- Manual Exposure Shooting 213
- ISO Speed in [ 215
- Shutter Speed 215
- Still Photo Shooting 216
- Cautions for Movie Shooting 217
- Notes for Movie Shooting 218
- Movie Cropping 219
- Movie Digital IS 220
- Combination IS 221
- Shooting HDR Movies 222
- Shoot an HDR movie 223
- Shooting Time-lapse Movies 224
- Set the number of shots 226
- > button to turn 227
- Set the beeper 228
- Check the settings 228
- (1) Time required 228
- (2) Playback time 228
- Exit the menu 228
- Read the message 229
- Take test shots 229
- Shoot the time-lapse movie 230
- Set the options as desired 237
- Set up shooting 237
- Shoot the movie 237
- Canon Log 238
- View Assist 239
- Color Matrix 240
- Shooting Settings 242
- Canon Log Image Quality 242
- Menu Function Settings 244
- Auto slow shutter 248
- For Longer HDMI Output 252
- Red < 253
- Recording and Image Quality 253
- Restrictions in IPB Recording 254
- Tab Menus: AF (Still Photos) 256
- Tab Menus: AF (Movies) 259
- Selecting the AF Operation 262
- AF-Assist Beam 264
- Selecting the AF Method 265
- : Expand AF area ( 266
- : Expand AF area: Around 266
- : Zone AF 266
- : Large Zone AF: Vertical 267
- : Large Zone AF: Horizontal 267
- Focus on the subject 272
- Magnied View 273
- Notes for AF 274
- AF Range 275
- Setting the AF Point Size 276
- Focusing on People’s Eyes 277
- Setting Continuous AF 278
- Setting Touch & Drag AF 279
- Active Touch Area 280
- MF: Focusing Manually 281
- Adjust magnication 282
- Focus manually 282
- 2: MF peaking settings] 283
- Select [Peaking] 283
- Set the level and color 283
- Focus Guide 284
- Setting Movie Servo AF 286
- Customizing AF Functions 288
- AF point auto switching 290
- Operation when [ 291
- Movie Servo AF speed 292
- [ ] Disable in AF mode 294
- Tab Menus: Playback 302
- Image Editing 303
- Image Transfer 303
- Image Playback 304
- Shooting Information Display 305
- Grid Display 305
- Touch Playback 306
- Histogram 307
- Dark image 308
- Normal brightness 308
- Bright image 308
- Sample Histograms 308
- Highlight Alert 309
- AF Point Display 309
- Press the < 310
- > button 310
- Switch to the index display 310
- Select an image 310
- Browse by jumping 312
- Filtering Images for Playback 313
- Apply the search conditions 314
- Display the found images 314
- Magnifying Images 315
- Rotating Images 317
- Protecting Images 318
- Select [Select range] 319
- Specify the range of images 319
- Setting Ratings 321
- Enjoying Movies 324
- Playing Back Movies 325
- Movie Playback Panel 326
- Save the edited movie 328
- 4K Time-Lapse Movies 329
- Save the frame 330
- Select the image to display 330
- Slide Show (Auto Playback) 331
- Start the slide show 332
- Exit the slide show 332
- HDMI MINI 333
- Erasing Images 335
- Checkmarking [ 336
- Dual Pixel RAW Images 341
- RAW Image Processing Options 342
- (p.111) 343
- (p.112) 343
- Resizing JPEG Images 345
- Cropping JPEG Images 346
- Preparing for Image Transfer 348
- Transferring RAW+JPEG Images 349
- Selecting Images to Transfer 350
- Transfer the image 351
- Selecting Multiple Images 351
- Setting the Printing Options 353
- Exit the setting 354
- (1) Quantity 355
- (2) Total images selected 355
- (3) Checkmark 355
- (4) Index icon 355
- 1: Photobook Set-up] 357
- Select [Select images] 357
- Select [Multiple] 358
- Tab Menus: Set-up 362
- Creating a Folder 365
- Selecting a Folder 366
- File Numbering Methods 367
- 0051 0052 368
- 0051 0001 369
- Renaming Files 370
- Select a registered le name 371
- Formatting the Card 373
- Low-Level Formatting 374
- Card’s File Formats 374
- Setting Eco Mode 376
- Setting Power-Saving Features 377
- 2: Disp. brightness] 378
- Make the adjustment 378
- 2: Disp. color tone] 379
- 2: Date/Time/Zone] 380
- Set the time zone 380
- Set the date and time 381
- Set the daylight saving time 381
- Setting the Video System 384
- 3: Touch control] 385
- Select an item 385
- 3: Beep] 386
- 3: Battery info.] 387
- Select [Register] 388
- 7c400300 389
- Sensor Cleaning 391
- Setting Auto Cleaning 392
- Manual Sensor Cleaning 393
- 3: HDMI resolution] 395
- RAW Playback on an HDR TV 396
- Select screens 398
- Edit the screen 398
- Vertical Viewnder Display 399
- Setting the Histogram 400
- Clearing Settings 401
- Setting the Display Mode 403
- Help Display Text Size 406
- Setting Wireless Features 407
- Select [Pairing] 409
- Set up the camera for remote 409
- Geotagging Images 411
- Using a Smartphone 412
- Select [Smartphone] 413
- GPS connection display 414
- Geotagging information 414
- 6: Multi function lock] 416
- 6: Clear all camera 419
- Setting Copyright Information 420
- Checking Other Information 422
- Wi-Fi (Wireless 423
- Communication) Functions 423
- What You Can Do via Wi-Fi 424
- Bluetooth 426
- Features 426
- (p.440) 427
- Select [Bluetooth function] 430
- Register [Nickname] 430
- Steps on the Smartphone (1) 432
- Start Camera Connect 432
- Tap on [Pair] (iOS only) 432
- Steps on the Camera (2) 433
- Press < 433
- Steps on the Smartphone (2) 434
- [Bluetooth function] Screen 436
- Stay conn. if o 437
- Setting [Stay conn. if o] 437
- Select [Images on camera] 438
- Using Camera Connect 438
- [Wi-Fi function] Menu 440
- Images on camera 444
- Remote live view shooting 444
- Auto transfer 444
- Location information 444
- Camera settings 444
- Set [Size to send] 447
- Sending Images Individually 450
- Select an image to send 450
- Select [Send img shown] 450
- Conrm the range 453
- Select [Size to send] 453
- Select [Send] 453
- Ending Image Transfer 456
- Specifying Viewable Images 458
- Select [Viewable imgs] 459
- [All images] 459
- [Images from past days] 459
- [Select by rating] 460
- [File number range] 460
- (Wireless LAN) 471
- Printing Images 472
- Print the image 474
- Print Settings 475
- Setting the Number of Copies 478
- Registering Web Services 481
- Establish a Wi-Fi connection 483
- Enter your email address 483
- Enter a four-digit number 483
- Set up camera web link 484
- Add CANON iMAGE GATEWAY as a 484
- Select [Wi-Fi function] 486
- Select a Web service 486
- Register a nickname 497
- Select [Switch network] 498
- Select [Connect with WPS] 498
- Go to step 9 on page 442 500
- Go to step 8 on page 463 500
- Go to step 8 on page 470 500
- Go to step 7 on page 483 500
- Select [WPS (PIN mode)] 502
- Select the access point 505
- Select a key index 506
- Enter the password 506
- Setting the IP Address 507
- Select [Auto setting] 507
- Send To Screen 508
- Camera Access Point Mode 508
- Reconnecting via Wi-Fi 509
- Select a device 513
- View Info Screen 516
- Responding to Error Messages 517
- Security 530
- Checking Network Settings 531
- [Wi-Fi settings] Screen 533
- Virtual Keyboard Operation 534
- Select [Manual setting] 535
- Enter the desired values 535
- Bluetooth Function Indicator 538
- Custom Functions / 539
- Tab Menus: Customization 540
- Custom Function Settings 542
- Bracketing auto cancel 543
- Bracketing sequence 543
- Number of bracketed shots 544
- Safety shift 545
- Set shutter speed range 547
- Set aperture range 547
- Focus ring rotation 549
- For details on the [ 549
- Add cropping information 550
- Default Erase option 551
- Release shutter without lens 551
- [ON] Enable 552
- [OFF] Disable 552
- Add IPTC information 553
- Selecting [ 554
- Function settings 554
- Customizing Operations 555
- Functions Available for Dials 560
- Full Cover Setting 563
- ], [ ], and [ ] 564
- Tab Menus: My Menu 565
- Registering My Menu 566
- My Menu Tab Settings 567
- Menu Display Settings 570
- Reference 571
- Software Overview 572
- (p.572) 574
- Install the software 575
- Connect the power cord 576
- Using a Battery Grip 578
- Remove the battery magazine 580
- Attaching Batteries 581
- Attach the DC coupler 582
- Attach the battery magazine 583
- Button and Dial Operations 584
- PC terminal 585
- Charge the batteries 586
- Troubleshooting Guide 588
- Shooting-Related Problems 591
- Operation Problems 600
- Display Problems 601
- Playback Problems 603
- Sensor Cleaning Problems 606
- Computer Connection Problems 606
- Error Codes 607
- Performance Data 608
- (Approx.) 609
- (Approx. pixels) 610
- ISO Speed in Movie Shooting 614
- Information Display 617
- Movie standby screen 2 618
- Movie recording in progress 618
- Still Photo Shooting Screen 619
- Movie Shooting Screen 621
- • EF300mm f/2.8L IS II USM 624
- • EF400mm f/2.8L IS II USM 624
- • EF500mm f/4L IS II USM 624
- • EF600mm f/4L IS II USM 624
- Playback Screen 625
- Trademarks 628
- About MPEG-4 Licensing 629
- Third party software 629
- Liechtenstein) 631
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