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Hey, there is one thing that I don’t understand. Why do I have to confirm every time that I want to connect to the camera? it’s the one thing that slows everything down. i would love to have the option to confirm this once and for all! if I decide to use the app and I select the camera, I made up my mind! I don’t need this question every time. I can understand that we need this if we connect camera and app for the first time, but pls this drives me nuts. anybody willfull to join the rant? cheers Peter
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Hey, this is really strange. So I am installing the fotos app new and the firmware for the cameras (q2/sl2s) and I check the sl2s and it hit me that I can shoot with the camera while the app is open. Then I remember that I entered this as a request for the Q2 too. And I started the q2 and the app and no: in this combination you can't execute the camera and watch the result on the phone, which would be very convenient. So I don't understand why there is a difference in the operation of these two cameras. I work a lot side by side with them and I would love to have the feature. It's super helpful for low or high angle. And now that the pairing is a bit faster (20 - 30 s) I would definitaly use the app moire often.
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I am incredibly frustrated by my new Q2’s inability to pair with Leica Fotos. Just terrible. It worked for a day or so and now fails. Incredibly poor functionality. I am ready to return this thing. WiFi is critical to workflow.
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Just to speak about image downloading: Leica Fotos works on iOS, IpadOS and Android, but not on Windows or macOS. For these last the only way to download images is a USB cable or a card reader. Both these require opening the camera and extract the card or connecting a cable. As far as I know, there is currently no wireless mode to download the images to Windows or macOS. Not only: even connecting with USB there is no specific software to facilitate images download. On Windows (and PTP connection) the native Foto application may help, but it's generic and far from perfect. Under this point of view Nikon Transfer is a quite well done application to manage all this stuff. BTW, continue cable connection (or SD card extraction/insertion) are not the best system, especially in terms of wear of the Leica hw, to download pictures. I'm a bit surprised by the fact that Leica does not provide a software to manage images download via cable or wireless on Windows or macOS. Maybe I'm a bit dumb, but I'm not aware of other specialized software available to perform these actions. Please correct me if I'm wrong. What do you think about this? Den
