#GPS4CAM LIGHTROOM BLUETOOTH#

I tried it out and here's what I'm seeing.

If this is the GPS functionality it is very limited. I did some googling and didn't see much information on the Fotos app that says otherwise. However, with it connected to the app you are not able to have access to the menus. I was using my Q2, but from my understanding it should be the same. I can confirm that it works this way as well. I haven't tested extensively but presume that tagging works when the blue LED is flashing. However, I decided to check for myself and discovered that GPS tagging works provided Fotos is connected to the camera (i.e., can press the shutter button on the camera to capture and tagging works). I read elsewhere that GPS tagging requires the image to be captured using the Fotos app. I stand corrected regarding one comment I made above. This is fine for remote control scenarios, but as initially indicated, it renders GPS tagging virtually useless for my purposes. After the camera goes to sleep or is turned off, the Wi-Fi connection is lost and the user must re-establish a connection using the same process as before.

#GPS4CAM LIGHTROOM BLUETOOTH#

The blue color could suggest a Bluetooth connection, but again, a Wi-Fi connection is required for Fotos to function. Once connected, there's a blue LED that flashes on the back of the camera to indicate it's connected. Opening the Fotos app requires a Wi-Fi connection to be established to the phone - the process takes about 20 seconds, and the user needs to give permission to connect via a join prompt each time the app is opened.

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