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[DennyCrane]

OnOne Software has released an application for iPhone and iTouchs that can control your camera. Simply connect your Canon EOS or Nikon DSLR camera to your notebook or tower via a USB cable and then control the camera with your iPhone. Remotely. From wherever. And beyond simply pressing the button and activating the shutter, you can have a live view on the phone of how the shot will look. You can make adjustments to the aperture, shutter speed, ISO, etc. You can even activate the auto-focus.

There's also added features that are really amazing

Originally Posted by OnOne

The Professional Edition features an advanced intervalometer, or timer. The intervalometer can be used as a custom self-timer or can take a series of images at a given time interval. This is great for creating stop-action animation. You can take a picture anywhere from 1 second to 1 day apart and take up to 1,000 frames.

The basic edition is $1.99, the professional edition is $19.99
Available at the iTunes Store

onOne Software - DSLR Remote for Canon or Nikon DSLR Cameras and iPhone

[Craig]

how much is that game Relly?

that's a cool program too Denny. see, it's not all fart noises and flashlights :d

[DennyCrane]

I'll be honest- it's the first app that kinda made me want an iSomething.

[Speedde423]

Originally Posted by Craig

how much is that game Relly?

that's a cool program too Denny. see, it's not all fart noises and flashlights :d

Wait, wut, they have those on there! I better visit the app store.

[Tulkas]

Originally Posted by DennyCrane

I'll be honest- it's the first app that kinda made me want an iSomething.

What advantage does it give you over using the functions on the camera in the first place? larger LCD screen?

[VincentVega]

the best thing that will do is allow you to snap pictures upon demand without physically touching the camera. That's critical for taking sharp pictures in many situations

[Tulkas]

Sure that's advantageous, but you can get a remote or a plug-in thing as well. This also means I have to lug around my laptop, because the camera has to be connected to it for it to work.

[VincentVega]

huh? it's an iPhone app

[DennyCrane]

OK, let me explain this again. Camera connects to computer via USB. Computer runs server software that allows iThing to connect to camera from anywhere. Across the room or across the country.

Using iThing, you have full access to the camera's controls, including LiveView. This allows you to see what the picture will look like before the picture is taken.

This is remote control software that has many many additional aspects.


Or you could click the link and read about it like I did.