Fujifilm Camera Remote App Ipad

since my phone is a 2023 motorola and can't run the app... which was a pain for activating the camera... I had to purchase this unit to supply gps to the X3. It works good. lets you control the camera, and shows status.. seems to work okay.. I noticed some of my gps mappings were slightly off, but i guess its just a thing. The only wonky thing with this remote is it 'awakening the camera'.. someone it is quick, sometimes it takes long.. and sometimes i simply just turn it on manually even with it on top of my head. The straps are nice, fits nice around the handlebar. sometimes i've noticed pushing the putting to take a picture, doesn't always take a picture.. These could be novice things, i'm sure things will get smoother. enjoying the experience.. just wish the camera itself didn't require the app for certain things. While I have figured out how to manually update the firmware of the x3, i have not figured out how to do so with the remote control, without the app.

The FUJIFILM RR-100 Remote Release works very well.

I use this with my iPad while I run my Red Code app.

Very impressed. Be sure to download and use the iPad app with it.

It holds my old iPad perfectly, I use it attached to my tripod leg for remote camera operation.

Very happy with this camera. It was easy to setup on the wifi using iPad app. The wide angle lens covers a broad area. I was going to mount it to the ceiling of my garage but the lights were overcoming the picture quality so I mounted it on the wall. One thing I learned that I wasn?t able to find info about: the camera starts to overwrite old dates when the memory card becomes about 80% full. (I was concerned that it night stop recording when full. )

this has come in handy for interviews or marketing videos with clients who cannot memorize well or get nervous on camera. iPad app works well with this in mirror mode, but you will have to purchase the app as well.

it works great with the teleprompt app on an ipad

I use this prompter in a small green screen setup. Subject is about 5 feet from the camera, and the prompter works perfectly. The only issue I had is with the remote and the software that is listed on this site and comes with the prompter. The remote didn't seem to work with anything, and I couldn't even find the app as listed. However, if you have an iPhone, the iCue and iCue remote app work beautifully. You can adjust the size and speed of your script very easily, you can go backward, forward, pause, etc., and you have as much control as you'll need. I was set up and rolling within 20 minutes of purchasing. Can't go wrong for the money. HOWEVER, I do have it mounted on a tripod and would think this would be very heavy for a camera man to lug in the field.

This set up has solved a pain point for me. I rely on the SONY mobile app for interior shots. The app and the phone have trouble working reliably as it seems having a known nearby WiFi access point causes my A6400's ad-hoc WiFi connection to be deprioritized. The remote connects reliably and consistently with great range between residential floors and behind walls to a receiver which uses a nice coiled cable to plug into the camera's microUSB port. The receiver mounts on the camera cold shoe mount, if equipped or using its 1/4"-20 thread, as pictured. There are several shooting modes and even bulb mode to select from using a LCD, which is back-lit when needed. The remote is not tiny and proportioned well, the buttons are easy to press and sized differently to help differentiate the shutter from the others. The lanyard is a nice and useful touch to prevent drops. This pair requires AAA batteries in both the remote and the receiver (which draws no power from the camera). I should also mention that the remote can be connected/ wired to the camera directly and in that mon-wireless case use, the receiver needs not be part of the set-up. This makes avoiding vibrations from camera- handling possible, for example for wildlife/ astro/ landscape/ product/ portrait photography without having to dig through the camera's contextual menus to use/ change the shooting modes. It's a good accessory for my A6400 and I recommend it for its quality and features. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]