Connect supported FujiFilm, Sony, Canon, Nikon, Panasonic, and other DSLR, Mirrorless and Medium Format cameras direct to a computer running compatible tethering software. The Air Direct wirelessly transfers RAW and JPG images to your existing tethering software as if you were shooting with a cable. The Nikon Z5 can be powered via USB-C, which makes it super handy for long sessions.Update regarding Air Direct Designed To Mirror Your Existing Tethered Workflow.
Just make sure to keep an eye on your camera’s temperature, as Nikon states that it “may rise… after periods of extended use.” We’d suggest using a fully charged battery, too, as Live View will drain power fast. The latter will produce better quality video, but for casual users, the former will be perfectly fine. You can use the USB cable that came with your camera, or pair a HDMI cable with a third-party video capture device.
When it comes to connecting to your computer you have two options. The software is currently available from the Nikon download center (opens in new tab) for 64-bit Windows 10 computers, or Macs running MacOS High Sierra (version 10.13) or above.
Compatible cameras include the Nikon Z fc (opens in new tab), Nikon Z50 (opens in new tab), Nikon Z5 (opens in new tab), Nikon Z6 (opens in new tab), Nikon Z6 II (opens in new tab), Nikon Z7 (opens in new tab), Nikon Z7 II (opens in new tab), Nikon Z9 (opens in new tab), Nikon D5 (opens in new tab), Nikon D6 (opens in new tab), Nikon D810 (opens in new tab), Nikon D850 (opens in new tab), Nikon D780 (opens in new tab), Nikon D500 (opens in new tab), Nikon D7500 (opens in new tab), Nikon D5600 (opens in new tab), Nikon D5500 (opens in new tab), Nikon D5300 (opens in new tab) and Nikon D3500 (opens in new tab).
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