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Eric wrote:
Ok I've just had a play with the D750 wifi and iPad and WMU...and couldn't get it to connect.
So after a bit of faffing about I reset my iPad network settings back to factory settings...which flushed out the gremlins.
Before rejoining my home wifi, I tried the Nikon wifi and it connected first time and worked fine.
I then rejoined my home wifi ...to report these findings!!
I am now still able to connect to Nikon...so flushing worked.
It just shows how picky these wifi apps are.
I really hate using them but they do have usefulness.
One irritation is the apparent inability to immediately refocus from the app after moving camera position. It seems you have to go back to the home screen and reselect the camera option again, to get it to reinitialise ie focus again.
The interface is also very 1990s BBC computer graphics...very poor.
The Panasonic app has its faults, but at least it has total functionality ( with its integral lens, even zooming) and it's much more 21century graphics.
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Eric