Nikon, the world’s leading manufacturer of prosumer cameras has introduced an all new ‘HTTP mode’ in its latest pro DSLR camera, the Nikon D4. With its inbuilt Ethernet port, it can easily be hooked to a network allowing remote controlling of the camera with an iPhone or iPad. The HTTP mode can also be accessed via an optional WT-5 Wireless Controller which connects to the side of the DSLR camera and offers a/b/g/n Wi-Fi support.
Citing from the source:
The interface has been optimised for iPad or iPhone use, but will work with other Internet-enabled devices. As the interface comes from a hosted service on the camera there is no need for an app – just a browser window.
Once connected you’ll get control over the shutter, the ability of select shooting modes from P, S, A, M, live view, ISO control, focus modes, metering, white balance, file format, focus position and movie start/stop. You’ll also get a remote viewer, so you can browse images, watch slideshows or download images.
Even though this function is built into the camera and won’t cost you an extra penny, you will however need to to buy a Nikon D4 first which sells for a whopping £4799 (body only).
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Isn’t this iPhone in Canada? Why is the price of the D4 is pounds?
Lol. I gotta say, I was wondering that myself. Cool article though!
Picky, picky! LOL
Obviously the quote was from a British source… Duh!
In Canada, the D4 body retails at the $6000 mark!