CamRanger: Wireless DSLR Camera Control for iOS

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Using CamRanger hardware (purchased separately from CamRanger.com) wirelessly control your Nikon or Canon DLSR camera!The first of its kind, no...
Last updated on November 7, 2024
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Using CamRanger hardware (purchased separately from CamRanger.com) wirelessly control your Nikon or Canon DLSR camera!The first of its kind, no...

Using CamRanger hardware (purchased separately from CamRanger.com) wirelessly control your Nikon or Canon DLSR camera!The first of its kind, no other computers or Internet needed! Just connect your camera to the CamRanger and then control wirelessly from your iOS device.Loaded with features:Live ViewView and set parameters (ISO, Aperture, Shutter Speed, White Balance, Focus Mode, Capture Mode, etc)Live View touch focusing and focus adjustmentsRemote CaptureView 100% resolution images with meta data including histogram (supports JPG and Canon RAW)Movie Recording and focusingFocus StackingIntervalometer (Time Lapse)Bulb ModeAdvanced Bracketing/HDRDownload images to iOS libraryGrid lines and aspect ratio supportGPS tagging of imported imagesOfficially Supported Cameras:Canon 1DXCanon 1DCCanon 1D IVCanon 1Ds IIICanon 5D IIICanon 5D IICanon 6DCanon 7DCanon 7D IICanon 70DCanon 60DCanon 50DCanon 40DCanon T5i / 700DCanon T4i / 650DCanon T3i / 600DCanon T2i / 550DCanon XSi / 450DCanon SL1 / 100DNikon D4sNikon D4Nikon D3sNikon D3xNikon D3Nikon DfNikon D800 / D800ENikon D810Nikon D600 / D610Nikon D750Nikon D700Nikon D300sNikon D300Nikon D7200 (*Partial movie support)Nikon D7100Nikon D7000Nikon D90Nikon D5500Nikon D5300Nikon D5200Nikon D5100Nikon D5000ColorTRUE Aware: Color accurate viewing when user calibrates with X-Rite ColorTRUE app.Learn more at xritephoto.com/colortrueNot all cameras support all features, and supporting additional cameras is coming soon. See www.CamRanger.com for more detailed information.

CamRanger: Wireless DSLR Camera Control for iOS

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GENERAL

Release: June 23, 2015

Latest update: November 7, 2024

Version: 2.5.8

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: iOS

Operating System: iOS 16.4

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5/5

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CamRanger: Excellent way to take pics!
luvmyc6January 27, 2013
Pros
The CamRanger was very easy to setup -- the instructions provided were clear -- got my iPad connected to the CamRanger WiFi in about 5 minutes. Once I got the CamRanger app set up, I read the user guide and played around with the CamRanger app to get familiar with how it works. Now I was ready for a real photo session. I set up my camera (Nikon D600) on a tripod in the kitchen and pointed it at our bird feeder outside the window. Then I retired to the living room (which is not in sight of the kitchen) so I could watch the football games on TV. I used LiveView on my iPad to watch for birds landing on the bird feeder and when they did, double-clicked on the bird's head in the screen to get the focus set and then clicked a few pics. I did this for about five hours and did not miss a thing from the football games and got lots of great pics of the birds on our feeder. What a cool way to spend the afternoon.
Cons
The only downside I can see so far is that there is a bit of a lag between the time you "click" in the iPad app and the time the photo is actually taken by the camera; makes it a bit tough for action shots. The good news is that some of the birds sat still long enough to get some great shots. It sure beats standing over the camera waiting for a bird to land and getting a sore back.
Summary
I can see how this set up will be very useful for macro photography, especially if you want to get insects ... you can set up the camera on a flower for example, and move out of range so you don't scare them off, and then watch on the iPad for them to land in your frame. In the meantime you can be reading a book or having a chat with someone while you wait for the bugs to land.