I've installed the Helicon remote software on my Asus Transformer Prime Android 4.0.3 appears to work fine opens etc ... however when #Ive connected my Nikon D7000 and tried to enter "live view" it wont enable so to speak with the micro usb in, is their a way of getting the D7000 to enable live view ? as the last report on market.android.com has an acer (forgot the model iirc android 3.01 it should be) and a D7000 claims to it working...but for some reason I havent been able to figure out how ? could some one point me in the right direction
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samiboy on February 11, 2012 (Version 2.3.16)
Bracketed shots working?
I'm using a D7000 and an Acer Iconia A500. I was THRILLED to find that I could use the HDR function and shoot as many as 15 exposures. What a break through! Awesome, awesome, awesome. There only appears to be one big problem: I can't find the actual pictures! Not on the SD card for the camera, and not on the tablet itself. Any ideas?
I just bought cables to try this one out (using the the usbcable that you get with the TFP then a USB female-female connector followed by a cable that converts 'normal' usb to the miniusb). But nothing happends. The OS doesnt see it and the helicon doesnt either. Anyone who got this working?
I'm not sure what exactly is wrong, but must be a problem with cables/adapters, since Android itself can't see it. To check if it is a problem with camera or physical connection, you can try connecting USB mouse .
Same problem whith asus transformer prime
but it's working when i use the dock
so may be i think there is a particularity with the connector of the prime
I hope with the future tf300 or TF700 it's working
( i don't know the connector for this model
tanguy wrote:Same problem whith asus transformer prime
but it's working when i use the dock
so may be i think there is a particularity with the connector of the prime
I hope with the future tf300 or TF700 it's working
( i don't know the connector for this model
yeah you right.
I think the problem of that the connector.
