We’ve just released two short videos showing the pairing process between a Canon EOS camera and ShutterCount Mobile (actually the Pro edition). I shot these back in last November for the then current version 3.5, but had no time to prepare them for publication until yesterday.
There are slight variations in the pairing depending on which camera model you use, and I have no time to make a video for each and every camera, but the current set covers the vast majority. And once you get the taste of the process, it’s easy to adapt to these differences.
The first video shows the pairing with an EOS M50. It also applies to most contemporary Canons. As you can see, the pairing takes just a minute (and I also do a Wi-Fi reset on the camera, which isn’t needed later on).
The second one not only walks you through pairing with the EOS 5DS R using the W-E1 card, but also touches other features of the app. This one covers the modus operandi of slightly older Canons.
Yet another variant is covered in an older video, showing the process with the WFT-E7 transmitter and a 7D Mark II.
There’s no sound, because I’m sure you’ll stop the videos a lot while following the process. And sound would just distract.
Hope these videos will make it easier to understand the pairing process. But I strongly recommend to read my former post about the details.
