I don't understand why RUclips creators teach things the long way. Here's 2 quick tips for connectivity. To go straight to Wi-Fi settings in one-click, press the Wi-Fi button on the side of the camera (on the camera grip). Fastest way to set up an Android phone with either of these 2 cameras (Samsung phones with NFC): Assuming you have installed the camera connect app on the phone already, turn Wi-Fi, NFC and Bluetooth on both phone and camera. Touch the back of your phone to the NFC logo on the camera. Done! It's that simple. The NFC contact automatically opens the Camera Connect app, connects the camera to the phone and after some seconds is ready for you to choose whether you want to remote control the camera or transfer images, etc. No delving into BS menus and manually setting up. Touch and connect, done! The camera will remember the phone after that too.
I just can’t make a decision on what camera to buy. I want a camera for photography but have no budged for full frame. Have always loved Canon but I can’t make up my mind.
I have part 1 of this video I compare M50 and M5 which are much more budget oriented. I would recommend M5 for photography if you don't need live shoot.
@@JosephKim seen many videos about m5 and read stuff, non mentioned about missing feature of live shooting in eos utility and substantial lag in to phone connection-thank you again, you saved me time/hassle and money!!!-keep up your great work compare and inform videos!
@@JosephKim Thanks for getting back. I'm not familiar with editing. In your video starting at 5:54, how did you record your cell phone video image? I guess you then import that clip, sync it up and put it on the right pane? I like your presentation showing what's on the phone. Please elaborate. Thanks.
I don't understand why RUclips creators teach things the long way.
Here's 2 quick tips for connectivity. To go straight to Wi-Fi settings in one-click, press the Wi-Fi button on the side of the camera (on the camera grip).
Fastest way to set up an Android phone with either of these 2 cameras (Samsung phones with NFC):
Assuming you have installed the camera connect app on the phone already, turn Wi-Fi, NFC and Bluetooth on both phone and camera. Touch the back of your phone to the NFC logo on the camera. Done! It's that simple.
The NFC contact automatically opens the Camera Connect app, connects the camera to the phone and after some seconds is ready for you to choose whether you want to remote control the camera or transfer images, etc. No delving into BS menus and manually setting up. Touch and connect, done! The camera will remember the phone after that too.
BTW, my video was about comparing the functionality, not how to use the feature. Thank you.
@@JosephKim Ah OK, well in that case, great job!
@@cooloox thank you :) and you too!
I just can’t make a decision on what camera to buy. I want a camera for photography but have no budged for full frame. Have always loved Canon but I can’t make up my mind.
I have part 1 of this video I compare M50 and M5 which are much more budget oriented. I would recommend M5 for photography if you don't need live shoot.
Another very useful video.
Thank you Simon.
Thanks for info man, cant believe M5 isnt supported by EOS utility... was up to buy it but no way now knowing it....
Just buy m50 :)
@@JosephKim seen many videos about m5 and read stuff, non mentioned about missing feature of live shooting in eos utility and substantial lag in to phone connection-thank you again, you saved me time/hassle and money!!!-keep up your great work compare and inform videos!
Thanks Dmitry. These lovely feedbacks just really get me going!
Hi Joseph, great and helpful vid! How do you show your phone display at the same time? Please let me know. Thanks. Mark.
Do you mean, how to show phone live shoot along with camera's screen? You can't.
@@JosephKim Thanks for getting back. I'm not familiar with editing. In your video starting at 5:54, how did you record your cell phone video image? I guess you then import that clip, sync it up and put it on the right pane? I like your presentation showing what's on the phone. Please elaborate. Thanks.
Oh yes. I record via screen recorder and sync in post :)
you so cute
huh?