Important: Connect via USB, not HDMI.
Supported Cameras
Brand | Supported | Not Supported |
Canon | DSLR and mirrorless cameras (T7i, M50, R100, and many more) | PowerShot cameras, M3 |
Nikon | DSLR and mirrorless cameras (D-series, Z-series) | CoolPix cameras, D80, D90 |
Sony | DSLR and mirrorless cameras (a7, a9, a1, RX, ZV series) | a6000 |
GoPro | Hero 9 Black Series 9 and newer on latest Firmware |
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Sony Notes
Sony Notes
a6300/a6500: Fully supported
a6100/a6400: Supported with slower/limited functionality
Can't Find Your Camera?
We can't publish a complete list of all supported cameras. The app is free to use, so you can test whether your camera works before purchasing a subscription or spending time on setup.
While older cameras, such as the Canon 60D, may function with Booth.Events, they might not support all features or provide the same level of reliability as newer models. Users should be aware of potential limitations when using older equipment.
Supported iPads & iPhones
Device | Connection Method |
USB-C iPad | USB cable or USB-C hub |
Lightning iPad/iPhone | Apple Lightning-to-USB adapter (not a direct cable) |
Recommended Hardware
Lightning devices: Use the official Apple Lightning-to-USB adapter
USB-C devices: Use the Docktech Hub from our [Recommended Hardware] page
Note: Many USB-C hubs won't work - iPads are picky. Get your camera working with a direct cable first, then add the hub.
Keeping Your iPad Powered
To charge your iPad while a camera is connected:
Use a USB-C hub with PD (Power Delivery) input
Use an AC adapter that provides at least 45W
See [Recommended Hardware] for specific product recommendations.
How to Connect
Set your camera to shoot JPG (or RAW+JPG if you want RAW files for later - the app ignores RAW files)
Start the Booth.Events app
Connect your camera to the iPad via USB
Turn on your camera
First-Time Setup
Open Camera Settings in the app at least once. iOS will prompt you to grant permission for USB camera access. Your camera doesn't need to be connected for this step.
