radiojohn wrote:
Looks like is adds an optical finder and probably has some controls if you install the app. But kind of defeats the reason people only use their phone-camera. They don't want to carry a lot of stuff. I believe these were a LOT more money when first offered,
They are around $90, but are on sale.
Got mine today. It's listed at $145 if really be pissed off I paid that.
No instructions..... Have to scan a bar to get them, won't scan. Downloaded the app from app store. Run the app and follow the instructions. Starts somewhere in the middle. Tells me to push the shutter button half way to focus and lock, then it goes to next screen and says to push all the way to take the photo. Hear the shutter click, and it hangs there. No photo was taken.
This works through the wireless battery charger. My phone got super hot. Reset the phone to before the grip. Deleted the app, charged my phone.
I have Samsung 21+ 5g. It is supposed to work on it.
I sent support at picfair an email. Will see what the say.
Returning Tuesday.
luvmypets
Loc: Born & raised Texan living in Fayetteville NC
frankraney wrote:
Got mine today. It's listed at $145 if really be pissed off I paid that.
No instructions..... Have to scan a bar to get them, won't scan. Downloaded the app from app store. Run the app and follow the instructions. Starts somewhere in the middle. Tells me to push the shutter button half way to focus and lock, then it goes to next screen and says to push all the way to take the photo. Hear the shutter click, and it hangs there. No photo was taken.
This works through the wireless battery charger. My phone got super hot. Reset the phone to before the grip. Deleted the app, charged my phone.
I have Samsung 21+ 5g. It is supposed to work on it.
I sent support at picfair an email. Will see what the say.
Returning Tuesday.
Got mine today. It's listed at $145 if really be p... (
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Thank you for letting us know it's not something that cell phone photographers will find helpful.
Dodie
luvmypets wrote:
Thank you for letting us know it's not something that cell phone photographers will find helpful.
Dodie
Maybe it will work on an iPhone. Some things do. My hearing aids was supposed to work on my Android phone. But if I got 5 get from my phone they dropped out. When they did work they were full of static. Do the gave me a $500 dollars device that connects by full strength blue tooth which hands around my neck or I can clip it on my shirt. The hearing aids them connect to with low power blue tooth. Problem solved. No one has complained with an iPhone.
Maybe this thing does the same time. You have to have wireless charging phone for this to work.
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