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<p>Hello,<br> Using an Xt-1 with an Apple iPod I've had success with the connection. Tell the camera to start broadcasting, tell the device (iPod) to connect to the wireless network the camera is sending out then click/touch to open the application. I can see what the camera sees and adjust exposure and focus, among other things. As a test I left the camera in a room and then left the room (just around the corner) and was able to manipulate the camera and take photos at will. The people in the room were aware of what I was up to and were amazed each time the camera fired, there were some interesting "poses" because they wanted to see if I was paying attention. You can also wirelessly move the images from the camera to the device controlling it, jpegs only I believe.</p> <p>Pretty cool function but it probably drains the batteries in the camera and the wireless device controlling it. Hopefully there will be updates to increase the functionality of the system on both cameras and wireless devices. It would be extremely beneficial for macro shooting, wildlife shooting and shooting from weird angles where it's not possible to see the viewfinder or back of the camera.<br> Good luck!<br> Bob</p>

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