Connecting to a Remote Monitor

Hello all. New to the forum and have enjoying reading some of the posts. I'm hoping to learn from those here.

I'm not a real techy kind of guy. I'm doing some images from an old (1850s) newspaper and I'm looking for a way to view the Live View remotely. I have the ML-L3 wireless shutter release but the camera is to high to tilt the screen enough to frame the newspaper easily. Is there a way to attach a monitor for a live view?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Adobe's Lightroom does tethering...

I don't have a D750, but wouldn't the Nikon WiFi function handle this task? Download the Nikon Wireless Utility app to your tablet or smartphone, then you can sync with the camera to see exactly what the camera is seeing.

Actually, it's called the Wireless Mobile Utility app. WMU. You can see it being used in this video to do exactly what you want. It's free.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mM3xn041B0

For an iPad, you can purchase an adapter to connect the tablet to the USB cord that connects to your camera: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1135067-REG/manfrotto_mvdda14_digital_director_for_ipad.html

or wirelessly with the Camranger: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/prod...ger_1001_camranger_wireless_dslr_control.html

There certainly may be other options, as well.

WM

Do you have a laptop ?

Easy to use, free solution for complex camera control | digiCamControl is a free download and allows for live viewing/capturing.

Cheers, Don

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