(both apps come from Canon)
I realized yesterday that my 70D's WIFI capability could probably allow me to remote shoot from my iPhone. Duh, late to the party because I've always used the ultra-cool, ultra-reliable CamRanger.
I set up a WIFI "Set" on the cam, downloaded EOS Remote, and voila, it worked. (ONCE!)
It also gave me a message that Canon preferred I used Camera Connect.
So then I downloaded Camera Connect from the App Store - was never able to get it to connect to the 70D, though the cam is listed as compatible.
OK, I thought, I still have EOS Remote working, so I'll always have a remote control in my pocket - Cool!
Not so cool, because the next time I connected up, I could no longer select focus points using the touch screen, though I could manually focus.
Anybody have experience, good, bad or indifferent? I'm not too upset about this, since CamRanger does so much and so well, but, that Canon's own solution seems to be unreliable makes me wonder if I'm doing something wrong. And having a simple remote on the phone seems mighty attractive IF I can get it to work reliably.
Is there a good 3rd-party guide to Canon WIFI out there?
