Hey TomJ
How do you check focus/view display from the coffee shop? I havent set up my 70D on wifi, but I like the idea of keeping warm.
I usually have to stop when my fingers get numb and an even greater source of shake sets in.
Sorry mate, thought about it and should have given a step-by-step, sort of...
1. Download EOS Remote app and install.
2. Enable Wi-fi in camera settings.
3. Go to "Wi-fi Function" just below enable.
4. Register whatever nickname you want ("Shootme's 70D" or something like that)
5. Click "OK," then "OK" again.
6. Wi-fi function screen appears after the last OK, and touch/select "Connect to Smartphone"
7. Chose the default, "Camera access point mode" by pressing, "OK" at the bottom.
8. Chose the default, "Easy Connection" by pressing, "OK"
9. Next screen will be your "nickname" and an encryption key, that is the "password" you will enter in your phone.
Phone:
1. Ensure you have your wifi on (it doesn't need to be connected to a router, or anything, just needs to be "on.")
2. If you already have wifi passwords and routers in your phone, go into wifi, look for your camera's nickname in the phones wifi settings, select that and it will ask for a password for "shootme's 70D"
3. Enter the encryption key from the camera screen where the phone asks for password.
4. When you select, "Connect" on the phone, the camera screen should auto scroll to mac address info and such. No need for any of that, you are already (mostly) connected at this point. Now set the camera down somewhere (preferably where you can get some nice upskirts or something entertaining) in AF mode (Manual mode if you want, but lens on AF)
5. Go BACK to EOS Remote, select "Camera Connection" again and it should now show your camera's info.
6. Select, "Pairing" on that screen of your phone. It should then say, "Connected" just above the "Pairing" icon.
7. Select all the, "OK's" on the camera, hit "Menu" to exit the setup mode in the camera, and "Menu" again to exit to live-view on the camera (I turn my screen around so no one can see it if I'm shooting in public - like time-lapses of a mall or something).
8. Go "Back" on your phone to the main EOS Remote menu page and select, "Remote Shooting."
9. Tips: I use a spot-focus for most of my shooting, so I just touch the box on the phone and it corresponds to focus on the camera, whatever I tell it to focus on, yes? To change shutter, aperture, iso, just touch the corresponding icon on the lower part of the phone's screen. (example; 1/60, F1.8, ISO 640)
10. Take remote pics of pretty girls and post for all to see... (or hot dudes for the ladies here..., don't want to be sexist or anything...)
