There are differences between Sony models in terms of wiring, control mode or available features.
This Sony model is a bit different to other Sony cameras as it is aimed more to Video recording to photography.
USB control is suggested option because of better reliability. USB Control should be used together with IR Control as some features are not available for control via USB.
WiFi control is alternative for USB control for situations, where USB can not be used.
IR Control is suggested for both USB and WiFi control as it supports commands unavailable via any other control bus.
USB control of Sony mirrorless cameras is straight forward and not much complicated. Entire has a few options under Miscellaneous/Sony that may be interesting.
For older Sony cameras Multiport connection needs to (electronically) disconnected before photo trigger. Once trigger is done, Entire needs to be re-connected (electronically) to be able to change exposure values like ISO / Aperture. This procedure takes time and maybe anoying. Once this option is enabled, Entire will not re-connect the Multiport automatically and you can trigger photos very quickly. Multiport will be re-connected automatically once necessary, for example in the moment when you trigger Aperture or ISO control.
This option will trigger video recording via IR signal instead of Multiport. If trigger recording is problematic for your camera, you can try this option.
This option will trigger photo via IR signal instead of Multiport.
This option enables photo triggering for Sony Handycam models.
Entire R3 is able to remotely control power ON/OFF of Sony cameras. This option will automatically toggle power of the camera just after Entire power up.
For some very new Sony Lenses we have issues with control of f1.8, with this option enabled, the Entire will skip f1.8 to avoid stuck at this aperture.
By default, Entire uses AUTOMATIC AF time. This method uses the longest AF time possible to give the camera AF enough time to focus successfully. If you have fast lens, you can shorten AF time by this option.
More information about this option is available here.
With this option (under WiFi control related options), Entire will use IR command for video recording control instead of WiFi commad. This option is related to some cameras, where HDMI is lost when REC is triggered via WiFi. Majority of cameras does not need this option to be enabled.
This option is available because for some cameras is Multiport triggering faster than WiFi control. This is important mostly in mapping usage scenarios. When enabled, Entire will trigger photo via Multiport and all other (configuration and etc.) is done via WiFi. This option is only used in very special usage scenarios.
There are differences between Sony models in terms of wiring, control mode or available features.
Follow this page for camera connection and settings
Follow this page for camera connection and settings
This Sony model is a bit different to other Sony cameras as it is aimed more to Video recording to photography.
USB control is suggested option because of better reliability. USB Control should be used together with IR Control as some features are not available for control via USB.
WiFi control is alternative for USB control for situations, where USB can not be used.
IR Control is suggested for both USB and WiFi control as it supports commands unavailable via any other control bus.
USB control of Sony mirrorless cameras is straight forward and not much complicated. Entire has a few options under Miscellaneous/Sony that may be interesting.
For older Sony cameras Multiport connection needs to (electronically) disconnected before photo trigger. Once trigger is done, Entire needs to be re-connected (electronically) to be able to change exposure values like ISO / Aperture. This procedure takes time and maybe anoying. Once this option is enabled, Entire will not re-connect the Multiport automatically and you can trigger photos very quickly. Multiport will be re-connected automatically once necessary, for example in the moment when you trigger Aperture or ISO control.
This option will trigger video recording via IR signal instead of Multiport. If trigger recording is problematic for your camera, you can try this option.
This option will trigger photo via IR signal instead of Multiport.
This option enables photo triggering for Sony Handycam models.
Entire R3 is able to remotely control power ON/OFF of Sony cameras. This option will automatically toggle power of the camera just after Entire power up.
For some very new Sony Lenses we have issues with control of f1.8, with this option enabled, the Entire will skip f1.8 to avoid stuck at this aperture.
By default, Entire uses AUTOMATIC AF time. This method uses the longest AF time possible to give the camera AF enough time to focus successfully. If you have fast lens, you can shorten AF time by this option.
More information about this option is available here.
Under WiFi control mode, most of options above are not related.
With this option (under WiFi control related options), Entire will use IR command for video recording control instead of WiFi commad. This option is related to some cameras, where HDMI is lost when REC is triggered via WiFi. Majority of cameras does not need this option to be enabled.
This option is available because for some cameras is Multiport triggering faster than WiFi control. This is important mostly in mapping usage scenarios. When enabled, Entire will trigger photo via Multiport and all other (configuration and etc.) is done via WiFi. This option is only used in very special usage scenarios.