Other camera setup
Setup
1. Open the network menu
MENUNetwork or wirelessFTP or transfer settings
Open your camera's FTP or network transfer menu — the exact name and location vary by model, but every camera with FTP support has one.
Generic camera menu screen showing a network or FTP transfer option.
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2. Add a new server
MENUNetwork or wirelessFTP or transfer settings
Create or register a new FTP server entry — name it something you'll recognize later, like your business name.
Generic camera FTP menu with the option to add a new server.
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3. Enter the connection details
MENUNetwork or wirelessFTP or transfer settings
Open the new server entry and fill in the address, port, username and password fields shown on your VERO FETE camera setup page, in that order.
Generic camera FTP server settings screen with fields for address, port, username and password.
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4. Send JPEG only
MENUNetwork or wirelessFTP or transfer settings
Look for an image type or file format setting in those FTP settings and set it to JPEG only — RAW stays on the card, which keeps every upload fast.
Generic camera FTP menu with an image type setting.
Menu photo coming soon
5. Turn on automatic transfer
MENUNetwork or wirelessFTP or transfer settings
Turn on auto-send (sometimes called auto-transfer) so every shot uploads as soon as it's written to the card — no separate button press needed.
Generic camera FTP menu with automatic transfer turned on.
Menu photo coming soon
Send JPEG only
MENUNetwork or wirelessFTP or transfer settingsImage type or file format
Set the FTP image type to send to JPEG only — RAW stays on the card, so uploads stay fast and only finished shots reach the gallery.
A body left on RAW+JPEG transfer sends files we cannot use, and it roughly triples the upload time per shot.
If photos were missed
If the connection drops mid-event, select the images on the card in playback mode and re-send them through the same FTP preset.
PlaybackSelect imagesSend or transfer
In playback mode, select the shots you want to resend and look for a "send" or "transfer" option — they'll go out through the same server entry once the connection is back.
There's no bulk backfill in the app — the camera's own firmware is the mechanism.
Network
A dedicated travel router beats a phone hotspot for keeping the connection steady through a whole event.