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Hi, I am wanting to record a video with my iPhone’s rear camera. I have an iPad that I would love to use to see what’s in the frame as I film- is there a way I could mirror the display? It would be at home, so both devices would have access to the same Wi-Fi. Also, the setup I would use would have the two close together, so some option that connects them with cords would work too. Thank you!!
I am not seeing an option on my iPad to do screen mirroring to my iPhone or vice versa. I think the continuity camera only works between a Mac and one of the devices, not between the devices themselves. I haven’t gotten a chance to try the wired connection. Is there a cord that connects two lightning ports together? Thank you for your helpful response!
I am not seeing an option on my iPad to do screen mirroring to my iPhone or vice versa. I think the continuity camera only works between a Mac and one of the devices, not between the devices themselves. I haven’t gotten a chance to try the wired connection. Is there a cord that connects two lightning ports together? Thank you for your helpful response!
See if the following can work for you:
You should be able to mirror the display of your iPhone's rear camera onto your iPad using a feature called "Continuity Camera" or by connecting them with cords. Here are two methods you can try:
Method 1: Continuity Camera (Wireless)
Method 2: Wired Connection
Ref: Use Continuity to connect your Mac, iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch - Apple Support
I’m looking for a way to use my iPad as a monitor as I record video on my iPhone.
