From: http://www.ephotozine.com/…
New iPhone camera remote from onOne software – Turn your iPhone into a remote control for your camera with the help of onOne software.
OnOne software have developed a new application called the DSLR Remote.
Designed to work with Canon EOS DSLRs, the new wireless cable release is designed to be triggered by an iPhone application. From your iPhone you can control settings such as the white balance as well as using it to fire the camera shutter. If you have a camera that supports Live View you can even get a live stream of the camera’s viewfinder on your iPhone.
The DSLR Remote application is available from the iTunes App Store at an introductory price of $9.99 (The application usually retails at $19.99.) A “Lite†version will also be available for $1.99 that only fires the shutter. The required server software that runs on your Mac or Windows computer will be a free download from the onOne website.
Visit onOne software for more details.
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I could not find this iPhone aplication either in the iTunes store or in the onOne site.
The fact that you still need it connected to a computer ruins it.
I can’t find any info on this either.
@BrianO – I was wondering how it actually communicated with the camera. Makes sense, although it drops the useful/cool factor by 9.
i guess with the usb cable…
This is all I could find:
http://www.ononesoftware.com/blog/2009/05/15/iphone-app-from-onone/
Too bad I’m not an Iphone fan, I actually like have a physical keyboard but still it’s interesting to see how it can be used.
I can’t the app either but if BrianO is right then that kinda of makes it useless.
Indeed. Someone should have developed a USB stick with a transmitter in it to communicate with the iPhone.
We got Iphone Depth of Field Calculator, now Wireless remote control. Time for some of us to start buying an Iphone hehe.
Says in the link mastermoe showed that the application does work with a wireless transmitter.
man…now they just need an iphone on a reliable carrier and Im game =D
Agreed! When I first read the post, I was excited, but the fact that you need a computer really kills it.
I think all the abilities are there, just the workflow needs to be addressed, so either make a custom iPhone cable that can connect directly to the camera (which should be cheaper than the Canon hand held trigger), or make a custom wireless dongle.
I do think that making an iPhone version should be visually better and a good idea, but that is a lot to undertake. I hope they go for it.
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In my mind, there are only 3 reasons to upgrade the 1D3…
1. More MP…… to 16mp, matching Nikon at 12mp, won’t cut it. (I’m saying 16mp FF because it will have larger pixels for low-light and the through put of data is not so much that Canon can keep 10 FPS or more.
2. Video….full manual control that everyone wants(for those who want video, those who don’t…different story).
3. Final fix for AF.
If Canon does not increase to 16mp FF, when there really is no reason to have a 1D4, a 1D3 would work just fine.
And if Canon does not increase MP and also does not include full manual video, then again there is no reason to upgrade the 1D3.
AF….well if Canon goes to the 1D4, without the majority of 1D3 users very happy about the 1D3 AF, and the 1D4 has the AF that the 1D3 should have had, Canon well have a very mad pro user group.
Dave
I use DSLR Remote, it is software developed and sold by Breeze. Sounds like a potential copyright issue to steal some other software’s name.
Apple are working on 3.0 update on the iphone and it will enable developers to make/use cables that can be used for this sort of function. I wish i had the time, money and know how to make these things and would watch the cash roll in!
Well you could always use a Windows Mobile PDA and connect to DSLR Remote Pro (from BreezeSystems) via RemoteDesktop and get the same functionality.
The “lite” version that only triggers the shutter doesn’t sound all that useful, but the “pro” version that can show Live View is intriguing…
In the studio, this could actually be quite cool. Imaging setting up the camera on a tripod and beaming Live View to the iPhone – you could walk around, adjusting lighting, model positioning, etc. without running back and forth to the camera to check the latest adjustment – just keep glancing at the iPhone to monitor the changes, and trigger the camera when it’s perfect. Certainly not a “must have”, but in some situations, I could see this making a shoot go faster, and even changing the photographer/model dynamic.
enjoy your blog. Keep on the good work, I will subscribe. What do you think of the new Nokia N97?
just seen this on twitter cheers for the info.
I mainly use my iPhone for playing games, it’s the best gaming machine ever imo.
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Doing some browsing and noticed your blog looks a bit messed up in my Safariinternet browser. I think I’m the only one still using it….
Just submit your post to my facebook, cant wait to share this.Think all of my folks will see this…Thanks.
Please tell me more how can i buy cheapest.I wanted one dslr camfor new beby.She was born last month.
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