Designed for use with the D5 DSLR, the WT-6A Wireless Transmitter from Nikon enhances the camera's connectivity capabilities with the addition of 802.11ac and 802.11a/b/g/n Wi-Fi. At its most basic, this transmitter allows users to transfer or view files as well as remotely control the camera over the Wi-Fi connection. It also has an exceptional range of up to 656' when line of sight is maintained and a speedy data transfer rate of 130 Mbps. It offers both an HTTP mode for browser-based access to the camera from either a computer or mobile device and an Access Point mode for direct connection to the camera itself. Along with this, users will be able edit image comments, copyright, or IPTC information for seamless transition to the editing stage. Additionally, with multiple cameras equipped with this transmitter, users can take control of up to 10 DSLRs at a single time for synchronized release.

Designed for Use with D5 DSLR Camera    Transfer or View Files from Camera    Remotely Control Camera over Wi-Fi    Wireless Range: 656'    Data Transfer Rate: 130 Mbps    HTTP Server Mode for Remote Operation    Edit Images Comments, Copyright, & More    Use Mobile Device to Operate Camera    Access Point Mode for Direct Connection    Synchronized Release with 10 Cameras

Using a web browser, users can access the camera via a computer, iOS, or Android device and take full control of capture. Also, they can download images or videos and make changes to image comments, copyright, or IPTC information. Continuous shooting is also supported.

Using the optional Camera Control Pro 2 software users will be able to take complete control over settings and operation of the camera.

Images or video from the media card can be transferred directly to a computer or images can be saved as they are taken at a speed of 130 Mbps, about 1.5x faster that previous iterations.

Allows use of the camera as a wireless LAN access point for greater flexibility in the number of connected devices.

With one master camera, a user can trigger up to 10 camera/transmitter combinations simultaneously.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. The Z6 doesn’t allow simultaneous HDMI and Snapbridge control. Does this allow you to record video via HDMI while controlling the camera via Camera Control Pro 2?

A: We have not found that ability for the camera with Camera Control Pro 2.

Q: 2. Will this Nikon transmitter work (or any of the others) on a Pentax 645z with a Profoto B1x?

A: You could use the manual one. https://bhpho.to/3xGtIyt

Q: 3. Is this compatible with the D800?

A: This product is not compatible with the Nikon D800.

Q: 4. Will this item work as a receiver from a Godox TT685iiS flash and mount a Sony HVL- Have a Godox TT685iiS flash that I would like to use as a master flash and mount on camera. Have the camera setup as a master, flash turned off, and the G Godox Flash set at ch 02 Group A. Would like to use the WT-1T as the receiver and set it as the receiver to slave, Ch 02, Group A and install the Sony HVL-F60M flash on top of the Metz WT-1T as my second flash. Will this work as my second flash? The camera I am using is a Sony RX10M4

A: No. The following two systems have to different protocol systems so they will not communicate properly together.

Q: 5. Is this equipment recognized by Lightroom or capture one? Basically can I replace the tethering cable with the wt-7a and still download into either of the programs?

A: I was able to set up a quick test where I had the WT-7 send the picture to a folder on a hard drive, then have Adobe Lightroom take the picture and perform an action to the photo.

Q: 6. Is this compatible with the D810?

A: No, it is not. The Nikon WT-7A Wireless Transmitter is only compatible for use with the Nikon D500 DSLR camera. Nikon lists the Nikon WT-5A Wireless Transmitter, B&H # NIWT5A, and the Nikon UT-1 Communication Unit With WT-5A, B&H # NIUT1WT5A, as the only wireless units compatible for use with the Nikon D810 DSLR camera.

Q: 7. Is this the wireless transmitter for use with the Nikon Z cameras, too? (they're not listed on the specs)

A: Yes For Z 7, Z 6, D850, and D500

Q: 8. why do we need this, if the camera has built in wifi?

A: This boosts the effectiveness of the built-in WiFi by adding a wired ethernet port, as well as faster connectivity. The range of use is also increased to 656 feet.

Q: 9. Can you use a Metz (Nikon) receiver WT-1R with a Metz (Sony) WT-1T trigger?

A: No, you cannot. According to Metz, they state that it is not recommended to mix different WT-1 radio trigger systems (e.g. WT-1T Nikon and WT-1R Sony). Such a mixed system will not work correctly.

Q: 10. I haven't found any detailed specs for the Camera Control Pro 2 software. What capabilities does this offer and does the application require use of the WT-7A WIFI unit? Can you actually see the Live View image from the camera and control aperature, shutter and perhaps zoom and focus via WIFI?

A: All of the key features of this software can be seen at the following page: http://bit.ly/1S4kzDh