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<blockquote data-quote="PaulPosition" data-source="post: 319750" data-attributes="member: 25700">Sure, if you need to post that selfie or &quot;what's on my plate&quot; to Facebook, by all means use your phone...PTP over network is pretty new and there isn't much (yet) in the way of third party offers to supplement the manufacturer's offering (which is critically lame for the time being).Do check out DSLR-Dashboard (android app) and the beta versions he's developing for Windows, Linux and OSx (and, maybe soon, iOS)... :<a href="http://dslrdashboard.info" target="_blank">http://dslrdashboard.info</a>I've used the android app (DSLR-Dashboard) and the beta android and Windows ports (qDSLR-Dashboard) and I really like where this is going. With desktop versions you could even connect to the camera through wifi and the intarwebs through hard wired connection and post HDR, focus stacked time lapse of your lunch to Fakebook or twitsr'us before you've even tasted it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PaulPosition, post: 319750, member: 25700"] Sure, if you need to post that selfie or "what's on my plate" to Facebook, by all means use your phone... PTP over network is pretty new and there isn't much (yet) in the way of third party offers to supplement the manufacturer's offering (which is critically lame for the time being). Do check out DSLR-Dashboard (android app) and the beta versions he's developing for Windows, Linux and OSx (and, maybe soon, iOS)... : [url]http://dslrdashboard.info[/url] I've used the android app (DSLR-Dashboard) and the beta android and Windows ports (qDSLR-Dashboard) and I really like where this is going. With desktop versions you could even connect to the camera through wifi and the intarwebs through hard wired connection and post HDR, focus stacked time lapse of your lunch to Fakebook or twitsr'us before you've even tasted it. [/QUOTE]

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