Wi-Fi

Various Nikon cameras support Wi-Fi communication. Some require the use of an external adapter, others feature internal support.


 * The WU-1a wireless transmitter is a USB device that connects to the USB and A/V connector found on cameras such as the D5200 and D7100. The WU-1b differs only in having a standard mini-USB socket for the D600 and D600E.


 * High end professional models (e.g. D800, D4) are supported by the WT-4A (connected via cable) WT-5A (directly connected).


 * Some recent models have Wi-Fi functionality built-in. To date, these are the D5300 and D750.

Wi-Fi Software
Nikon provide an app on iOS and Android to communicate with the WU-1a and WU-1b. The WT-4A and WT-5A can be controlled through Camera Control Pro 2.

Open source alternatives include dslrdashboard, which is available as both an Android app or Windows/Linux/OSX program that allows remote control of your Nikon DSLR with USB/WU-1a/1b or built-in Wi-Fi.