You need to fill your Name and Email address to get the download link. This might be used as a ‘workaround’ if you wanna use it on the iPad without the mentioned advantages.ġ.) Download and install the free “Remote Server” application to your computer. Android) – but not wireless yet.Īnd btw, I also tried to install the (free) iPhone app on the iPad and double sized it (2x button) – which worked pretty fine for me. I know that we already do have direct camera to phone setups (e.g. I really am looking forward to future options – enabling direct wireless interaction between camera and phone – skipping the computer setup. There’s no specific reason for that, it was just lying next to me and fortunately it is supported by the app.Īs mentioned before, you still need to connect your camera via USB or WiFi to a computer, running the ‘Remote Server’ application. There we go: I decided to use my prosumer cam – Canon 60D – for this testing.

Screen shot: HD app for iPad Screen shot: Free app for iPhone The developers website explains that with “ a separate application that works specifically for iPad, it includes all the iPhone app features and takes full advantage of the larger screen on the iPad.” That’s a bit of a pain as you have to pay twice to use it on all your devices. One for iPhone & iPod touch and one for iPad. That brings us straight to the next point – TWO separate app versions are offered: There is a free version offered (limited to live view & push the button only) as well as the PRO (iPhone, iPod) and HD (iPad) versions with costs. The iPad shows the live view and available options. My test setup: Canon 60D connected via USB to my MacBook Air – One thing beforehand: You still need your camera to be connected to your computer. Latter might be very useful when operating your DSLR on a JIB. You can now remotely trigger your DSRL camera via iPhone, iPod & iPad and even start, monitor and stop video recording.

The new version (1.4.3) supports a wide range of DSLR cameras from Canon (5D, 7D, 60D, 550D, 600D. Here’s a quick review testing the ‘DSLR Camera Remote’ app from onOne Software. I’ll try to post an updated review within the next week. NOTE: (added ) – I see from my stats that this page is getting hundreds of hits every day, please note that it was written over 2 years ago and might be outdated by now.

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