Touchscreen, WiFi

Enabled Cameras

Go way beyond your smartphone with these cool touch

WiFi enabled cameras, touchscreen cameras.

Instant Sharing from Your

DLSR?In the world of photography, you have Instagrammers,

selfie-superstars, and serious photographers with serious

cameras. Right?

Not So Much…

Thanks to the new crop of WiFi enabled cameras,

and WiFi adapters, you can take a great photo –

on a terrific camera – and share it wirelessly.

Here are a few cameras and accessories designed

for the way we shoot, and share, today.

Nikon Goes Wireless

There are a couple of ways

to take your Nikon DSLR

wireless.

1. Pick up the Nikon

Wireless Adapter, which

connects to your

camera and talks to

your smartphone.

2. Download Nikon’s

smartphone app,

Wireless Mobile Utility.

Or, skip Step 1 and pick up

the Nikon D5300, which is

wireless by nature.

Using Nikon’s Wireless Mobile

Utility

The Nikon smartphone app

is designed to be used with

your camera. With it, you

can upload photos you’ve

taken with your camera at

the touch of a button. You

can also control the camera

remotely from your

smartphone – pretty cool!

Olympus STYLUS 1 – WiFi with

Bells & Whistles

The Olympus STYLUS 1 is

a superstar in terms of

functionality. It’s wireless,

has a touch screen that

enables photographers to

easily access their settings,

and connects to a

smartphone app for easy

sharing.

Add to this the STYLUS’

5-axis image stabilization

and you’ve got one

serious camera.

Canon T5i

If you’re more of a Canonite,

you can still play in this pool.

The Canon T5i is wireless,

has a vari-angle touch

screen and a compatible

smart phone app.

So, Are We There Yet?

This first generation of WiFi enabled cameras are

great – but the smartphone apps, users say, can

be slow and clunky.

The good news is that the apps can be updated –

so you can get improved functionality without

having to buy a new camera.

About Cameta

Cameta Camera is a true

brick-and-mortar camera store

in Amityville, NY. We’ve been

selling photography equipment

and distilling advice to professionals

and hobbyists alike more than 25 years.

For more photography tips, visit our blog at

Cameta.com/blog.