Shooting Videos while Connected to a Smartphone

2. Press the mode button to select the video shooting mode.

appears on the OLED panel.

3. Connect the camera to a smartphone via a wireless LAN or Bluetooth^®.

Connecting to a Smartphone via Wireless LAN

Connecting to a Smartphone via Bluetooth^®

4. Start the basic app for smartphone.

5. Tap recodring button to start shooting.

The shooting is stopped when

is tapped. (The shooting can also be stopped by pressing the shutter button of the camera.)

Tap

in the upper right-hand corner of the screen to change the video size, etc.

Note

• If a video is recorded while the camera is connected to a smartphone with the GPS function enabled, the position information acquired when the shooting is started is recorded for the video.
• When [Display after shooting] is turned on in [Shooting settings] and the shutter button of the basic app is used to capture still images, the images are automatically transferred to the smartphone. The images captured using the shutter button of the camera while [Display after shooting] is set to off and videos are not transferred automatically.
  • Transferring Captured Still Images and Videos to a Smartphone
• The following operations are not available with the basic app for smartphone while recording videos.
  • Viewing images in the camera
  • Transferring images from the camera
  • Deleting images from the camera
• Videos can be transferred to a smartphone, and then shared and viewed as spherical images on YouTube. When uploading videos with spatial audio recorded to YouTube, the video conversion app for computer “RICOH THETA Movie Converter” is required.

Caution

• Videos may not be transferred to a smartphone depending on the video settings.
• Videos may not be played back on a smartphone or computer depending on the video settings.
• The camera may become hot when recording videos for a long period of time. In this case, the camera may stop operating to prevent damage from high temperatures.