Camera connectivity comparisons
Popular bodies compared on what gets photos off them fastest: the USB-C port, Wi-Fi bands, built-in FTP, Ethernet and card slots — from the makers' own spec pages — and how each one tethers to a phone with CloudTether.
Comparisons
- Canon EOS R5 Mark II vs Sony α1High-resolution flagships for wedding, event and commercial shooters who deliver during the job.
- Canon EOS R6 Mark III vs Sony α7 IVFull-frame all-rounders for weddings, events and portraits.
- Nikon Z6 III vs Nikon Z6 IIZ6 II owners deciding whether the Z6 III is worth it for delivering as they shoot.
- Nikon Z8 vs Canon EOS R5 Mark IIDo-everything high-resolution bodies for weddings, events and sport.
- Fujifilm X-T5 vs Fujifilm X-H2Fujifilm X-series bodies for studio, wedding and commercial work.
- Sony α7 IV vs Nikon Z6 IIIMid-range full-frame bodies for wedding and event shooters.
- Canon EOS R8 vs Sony α7C IILight full-frame bodies for weddings, travel and content.
- Canon EOS R7 vs Fujifilm X-T5APS-C bodies for sports, wildlife, weddings and travel.
- Canon EOS R1 vs Sony α9 IIISports and press flagships that file to the desk during the game.
- Canon EOS R6 Mark II vs Canon EOS R6 Mark IIIR6 Mark II owners weighing the Mark III for faster delivery.
Tethering settings by model
The exact USB and Wi-Fi menu paths, wrong settings and their symptoms, sleep and cable for each body. Not listed? Use the camera pages or the brand USB guides.
Canon EOS R5 settings
Canon EOS R6 Mark II settings
Canon EOS R7 settings
Canon EOS R3 settings
Canon EOS R5 Mark II settings
Canon EOS R1 settings- Canon EOS R6 Mark III settings
Sony α7 IV settings
Sony α7R V settings
Sony α1 settings
Sony α9 III settings
Sony ZV-E10 settings
Nikon Z8 settings
Nikon Z9 settings
Nikon Z6 III settings
Fujifilm X-T5 settings
Fujifilm X-H2S settings
Fujifilm GFX 100 II settings
Canon EOS R8 settings
Sony α7 III settings
Sony α7C II settings
Sony α6400 settings
Sony α6600 settings
Nikon Zf settings
Fujifilm X-H2 settings