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USB camera monitoring for iPhone · ZFrame 1.0

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For connection problems, bug reports, feature suggestions or privacy questions, email [email protected]. English and Simplified Chinese are welcome.

Support and bug reports are free. Buying a bubble tea is always optional and is never required for help.

What you need

• An iPhone running iOS 18.4 or later. A USB-C iPhone is the intended connection setup.
• A compatible Nikon camera, powered on, and a USB cable that supports data transfer.
• Camera access permission when iOS prompts for it.

ZFrame's current camera compatibility focus is Nikon Z8, Z9, Zf and ZR. Available readings and recording controls depend on the camera, firmware and selected mode; not every combination has been verified. If you need confirmation for a particular setup, email the model and firmware version before relying on it for a shoot.

ZFrame is an independent app and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Nikon.

Connect your camera

1. Turn on the camera and connect it directly to your iPhone using a USB data cable.
2. Open ZFrame and allow camera access when requested.
3. Keep ZFrame in the foreground while it connects.
4. If your camera offers a USB connection mode, choose the mode that allows computer/PTP communication; naming varies by camera. Consult the camera manual for the appropriate setting.
5. For video recording control, put the camera in its video mode and make sure its recording media is ready.

The monitor interface appears immediately. The camera image appears once Live View starts.