I'm interested in astrophotography. I use a D3300 and 500mm mirror lens. As the viewfinder isn't available when the camera is pointing upwards, I use a video capture device via the HDMI output to feed a tablet.
This gives a much bigger screen to monitor live-view. However, there is a time lag of a second or so between what the camera 'sees' and the image on the tablet.
Can anyone tell me if this time lag is appearant when viewing live-view via Wi-Fi to a remote screen?
Regards Pete.
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Live view over Wi-Fi question
Started by g4aaw pete, Apr 20 2021 04:47 PM
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Posted 20 April 2021 - 04:47 PM
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Posted 06 June 2021 - 04:49 PM
I'm interested in astrophotography. I use a D3300 and 500mm mirror lens. As the viewfinder isn't available when the camera is pointing upwards, I use a video capture device via the HDMI output to feed a tablet.
This gives a much bigger screen to monitor live-view. However, there is a time lag of a second or so between what the camera 'sees' and the image on the tablet.
Can anyone tell me if this time lag is appearant when viewing live-view via Wi-Fi to a remote screen?
Regards Pete.
There is a slight lag in the picture with WiFi but not much, might depend on camera models though, how fast they are.