Supported cameras
Only bodies we have verified on real hardware are listed. We do not say a body works if we have not tried it.
Verified bodies
Listed by make. Firmware is included because names and behaviour can change between versions.
Sony
| Body | Firmware | USB-C | Wi-Fi (AP) | Wi-Fi (FTP) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| α7R V (ILCE-7RM5) | v2.01 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Canon
| Body | Firmware | USB-C | Wi-Fi (AP) | Wi-Fi (FTP) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EOS R8 | 3-1.4.0 | Yes | Yes | — |
Other makes
Not verified yet. We rent bodies, verify them ourselves, then add them here — we never claim a model "works" until we've checked it.
The steps that are the same for every camera are on How to use, and menu names are under Menu names by make. Steps for each verified body, including LAN, are on Connecting by camera.
How fast it arrives
The full numbers, camera by camera and including LAN, are under “See the full conditions” in the performance section. USB-C is fastest: the Sony α7R V runs at about the same speed on Mac and iPhone (~6.5 /sec and 6.57 /sec), and the Canon EOS R8 reached 6.97 /sec on a Mac with JPEGs of about 5.8 MB.
On the α7R V, what sets the speed is the interval at which the camera sends each frame, not the device or the radio (measured over USB-C and the camera's AP). The EOS R8's wireless is 2.4 GHz only, so over Wi-Fi and LAN it is slower than the α7R V (1.44 /sec over the camera's AP with JPEGs of about 0.9 MB).