I am happy to share with you that onOne Software’s newest product, the DSLR Camera Remote Control for the iPhone and iPod Touch is now available for immediate purchase via the iTunes App Store.
As previously discussed, the DSLR Camera Remote Control for iPhone will be available in two versions.
- DSLR Camera Remote Control Lite – click here to view in the iTunes App Store [ {1} ]
- DSLR Camera Remote Control Professional Edition – click here to view in the iTunes App Store [ {2} ].
Don’t forget if you purchase either edition, you still need to download the free companion Server Software from the onOne Software website here.
What about Nikon Support?
For all of you who are Nikon shooters who told us again and again that you wanted support as well, I’ve got good news for you – we will be adding support for Nikon DSLRs as well which will be available in an update to the app in the very near future. A special thank you goes out to some good friends at Nikon who were kind enough to send some cameras and accessories out to us today for testing. We expect to get the Nikon DSLR cameras in our office tomorrow and we’ll begin testing. Stay tuned to this blog for the most up-to-date info on when the Nikon support will be available.
Thanks for your patience everybody. If you do purchase the app from the iTunes store, please be sure to let us know what you think. We already have some great ideas and suggestions from many of you on what to include in an update but would love to continue to hear from you on what you’d like to see.
This is AHHHHHH-MAZING!
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Brandon Oelling
May 28, 2009 at 6:29 pm
I’ve been waiting for quite some time for something like this! Can’t wait to use it. Fabulous job, I’m sure!
Phillip Mackenzie
May 28, 2009 at 7:10 pm
I just downloaded it and played with it and it is soooo great! Thanks! I’m sure you will sell a ton of those
Going to blog about it right now
Eric Cote
May 28, 2009 at 7:18 pm
i dig it!
i was a little to quick pushing the buttons. bought the lite version first even though i did not want it, tooooo exited, i guess
anyway i love it and looking forward to get bracketing feature in the future, please.
thanxx guys, good show!!!
Tim
May 28, 2009 at 7:33 pm
Just bought, downloaded and played with this. VERY NICE!!
Have you considered partnering with the folks at eyefi to make this work with their wifi /sdcards? (the 2gb ones will work with a cf adapter) This could be awesome. Especially if you could save the photos to the phone, add meta and upload to flickr using it’s 3g (aka i could use my dslr for moblogging)
codymc
May 28, 2009 at 7:48 pm
i’m having trouble downloading the server software =S
downloaded once but the file was corrupted during the download i guess.
burak erdener
May 28, 2009 at 9:24 pm
Soooo sick!!! Awesome job guys!!!
Alan Valek
May 28, 2009 at 9:25 pm
Great. I’ve downloaded an tried it out quickly. Here’s some feedback:
- wonderful to see the liveview feed – that make’s it really worthwhile
- it found my local wireless network without needing anything other than starting the server – well done
- it hung the connection a few times and didn’t recover
- it doesn’t seem to AF on my 5DII when using C1 to change to Av-AF on shutter release. I normally have it set to AF on the * button, and C1 changes it back to the shutter button for when I hand the camera to someone else. It definitely didn’t AF in liveview in C1 on shutter release. It did with on-camera shutter release
- in the same situation immediately above, it under-exposed terribly even though I was in Av (and hence it should have auto-exposed for shutter speed) and same exposure mode with subject in the same position. One shot was 1/80 f/5.6 and the next was 1/200. No change in anything else, about 1s apart. Seemingly no reason…
Looking forward to trying it even more if I can work out liveview AF on-phone.
Robert
May 28, 2009 at 9:39 pm
Just got the pro edition for use with my 50D. Works great! Hope to see support for the T1i soon! Keep up the great work.
Brandon
May 28, 2009 at 9:42 pm
Hey. AMAZING.. but what about small non-dslr support.. like for my Canon G10?
It’s got a computer-camera usb ?? Why not?
that would be sweet too..
Thanks again. Ur changing the photo world with this stuff..
Joseph Peila
May 28, 2009 at 10:22 pm
One problem when I use DSLR remote in tandem with Lightroom:
DSLR uses a watched folder, and displays the latest entry to this folder on my iPhone.
Great so far.
Lightroom also uses a watched folder, but as soon as something shows up in that folder Lightroom moves it to another folder.
Problem being, as soon as the image is moved, it disappears from my iPhone screen.
Not your fault, but it would be wonderful to have the latest image appear on the laptop as well as my iPhone.
It doesn’t seem to be possible to stop Lightroom from moving the image out of the watched folder.
Apart from that, brilliant!
Brendan
May 28, 2009 at 10:39 pm
This app is so cool. Currently controlling a Canon 5D Mark II for self portraits – to my 2007 Macbook Pro. Having a blast.
Firing shutter is instantaneous, LiveView is okay with negligible lag (within close distance <30 feet). File writing to camera and computer are pretty speedy (even with 23mb RAW files)! Using a RAW image software’s “watch folder” feature allow for image display and cataloging when I’m in the studio/field.
Remote camera triggering/intervalometer setup from this iPhone app is so much cooler than using Canon’s TC-80N3. Although I still would need the TC-80N3 to shoot untethered to computer. Also the TC-80N3 while expensive is much cheaper than using an iPhone+app and Laptop!
A few things I would like to see added though,
1. While I like the double tap “zoom in/out” feature, I wish I could pan around image when zoomed in.
2. Would like to review images while in LiveView mode. I understand you can’t display both live and recorded image at the same time. Maybe adding “playback” toggle button on the interface when in LiveView would work. This would work like the “play” button does on the camera.
3. I know it is wifi, but hoping for a little faster image display with swiping through images.
4. Multiple image deletion. Currently can only delete one at a time. At the very least, let me mark my “keepers” and delete the rest in bulk. (quick nod to the devs – when deleting apps on the iPhone they are deleted from cam and computer just as quickly as taking photos).
5. Geotagging of photos written to computer.
6. Autofocus (I know they’re working on it).
7. Image bracketing.
Thanks OnOne for this AWESOME app.
Bmonstarr
May 28, 2009 at 11:01 pm
Everything seems to work as expected except when using Liveview. I can take maybe 2 shots and then the camera goes out of Liveview.
Brendan
May 28, 2009 at 11:31 pm
@Brendan: I just figured out a work around for you (and others) who are using a Mac and a Lightroom watched folder. It has to do with Folder Actions. I’m going to write up a proper blog post for it rather than stick it here in the comments but I’ll provide a link to the blog entry once it’s up (hopefully soon).
-Mike
Mike Wong
May 28, 2009 at 11:48 pm
@Brendan: Read this blog entry and let me (and others) know if it solves the problem you’ve described.
Best,
Mike
Mike Wong
May 29, 2009 at 12:47 am
@Bmonstarr: Great feedback, thanks! I’ll share your feature requests with the development team.
Best,
Mike
Mike Wong
May 29, 2009 at 12:48 am
@Mike Wong: Kewl! Thanks. Mucho props to all of you for such and incredible tool. I’m very much looking forward to any further developments.
-Bmonstarr
Bmonstarr
May 29, 2009 at 1:09 am
Wonderful – just found it myself on App-Store … what a great little Tool
Thank You so much – this has potential to become my favorite iPhone application!!
Best
Lutz
Lutz-R. Frank
May 29, 2009 at 3:04 am
First off thank you for all of your products, they really do make our jobs easier.
Second, thank you for the Nikon support, one additional request that I would like to make is that after the application is written for the Nikon iPhone I would like to see an application written for those of us that use Windows Mobile, I’m currently an HTC HD Touch Phone user that has win mobile 6.1 installed. I’m certain I’m not the only windows mobile user that would like to see this application made available.
Please let me know if I can help in any way.
Thanks again for all you do!
Stephen
JeckylPhoto
May 29, 2009 at 10:43 am
Anyone had any luck connecting with an ad-hoc network? I can create one on my laptop and then “connect’ to it on my iphone, but the phone does not display the wi-fi connection on the home screen. Then when I launch the app, it does not see my computer.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Toby
Toby
May 29, 2009 at 10:44 am
@Toby: ad-hoc networking worked fine for me (with macbook pro). There’s a tutorial vid on OnOne’s site for setting this up in Windows as well.
I did have to go into the iPhone’s settings and set/authenticate to the wifi to the ad-hoc connection. Once done, waited a few seconds, started DSLR Remote….it found server (macbook pro) without issue.
Hope this helps.
-B
Bmonstarr
May 29, 2009 at 12:14 pm
I FRIGGIN’ LOVE THIS APP!
The only addition I’d like to see is a shutter release half-press for autofocus. Maybe press “Fire” to focus, release it to fire?
One problem I seem to be running into is with Capture One 4. With my camera tethered, it keeps wanting to self-launch. And with C1 running I get a message saying “DSLR Remote couldn’t connect because the camera is busy.” Quitting C1 seems to fix the problem, but the two programs definitely don’t like each other.
Nitpicks aside, you guys rock!!
James
May 29, 2009 at 12:56 pm
SONY please SONY Alpha
emrah
May 29, 2009 at 2:13 pm
please SONY SONY SONY SONY SONY
emrah
May 29, 2009 at 2:13 pm
I got the PRO Version to use with my 5D Mark 2. I am having problems installing the software. I am running Windows Vista 64bit. I have tried installing it THREE times and get the same message ” The application has failed to start because its side-by-side configuration is incorrect. Please see the application event log for more detail” PLEASE HELP!!!!!!
DP
May 29, 2009 at 2:31 pm
The server can’t seem to see my Canon 5D MII. Could the problem be that I am running XP-64?
Don
May 29, 2009 at 4:22 pm
I love this app. It is intuitive and brilliantly made. On top of that, it works flawlessly.
Bryant Swanstrom
May 29, 2009 at 7:14 pm
@DP: I’m going to get back to you on Monday when I can check in with engineering on this. Thanks in advance for your patience.
Best,
Mike
Mike Wong
May 29, 2009 at 9:38 pm
@JeckylPhoto: Thank you for the kind words. We sincerely appreciate it.
I’ll have to ask the developers about how easily this could be ported over to a Windows Mobile OS. I think I might need to do a survey on this and several other feature requests soon!
Best,
Mike
Mike Wong
May 29, 2009 at 9:48 pm
@codymc: Not a bad idea. I’ll see if there’s any interest on eyefi’s end.
Best,
Mike
Mike Wong
May 29, 2009 at 9:56 pm
@Don: It might be a 64 bit issue. The server itself will run on a 64-bit system (see this tech note). I’ve asked the guys for an answer so it’s possible they’ll respond over the weekend. If not, Monday.
Best,
Mike
Mike Wong
May 29, 2009 at 11:32 pm
Pretty cool App, good work!
The App works fine with 5D Mk II, MBP and iMac but it would be more practicable if you would allow a simoultanesly connection to the EOS Utility, so the image could be also automatically displayed in a big size at the Canon’s DPP Software. Then it would be also possible to release the camera from both systems. Seems to be the same problem with the C1.
The other thing: I’m also using the 1D Mk III with the WFT-E2, is there any planning in recognizing the camera through wifi instead of USB? Would be awesome! It would work then also with the other WFT modules (E3, E4), the protocoll is quite the same.
Thanks,
Greg
Greg
May 30, 2009 at 2:29 am
I was wondering if there might ever be the option to start recording video from the iPhone remote.
And even though I said this in a previous post, I have to say I am very impressed with the app.
Thanks,
Bryant
Bryant Swanstrom
May 30, 2009 at 3:08 am
Hi,
that sounds great! But what about Windows Mobile users? Would you provide such a version? Many users would appreciate that.
Wolfgang
Wolfgang
May 30, 2009 at 3:34 am
Hey all!
Glad the app is here!
I bought the Pro version on the App Store, installed the server on my Windows XP, SP2 machine, installed and ran the server, but received the error attached. =(
I have a Canon 1DMK2.
iPhone sees the server, I choose the server, then error.
Any ideas?
I tried changing out USB cables and tried different laptops.
I made sure my camera wasn’t “sleeping” at the time as well.
Other than that, I can’t wait to use it!
Joey
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Joey
May 30, 2009 at 8:21 am
This is a great app, I downloaded and installed the program and it really really works!
I think if Canon or Nikon developed it it would cost $300 and take five hours to make it work. Looking forward the updates after all the great suggestions. Thanks
Mike
May 30, 2009 at 11:33 am
DP, I had the same issue with the ” The application has failed to start because its side-by-side configuration is incorrect. Please see the application event log for more detail” error.
You don’t specify if you are a Mac or PC user so I don’t know if this will help you or not, but I solved the problem by downloading and installing Microsoft Net Framework 3.5 on my netbook … and all was well.
I knew it wasn’t the server software because it worked fine on my laptop … just not on the netbook.
Hope this might be of help to you too.
And btw, this is one SLICK app! I’m having a grand old time playing with it. WELL done Mike!
Pattie
May 30, 2009 at 7:47 pm
Duh…I should learn to read better before I type! Sorry DP … you DID specify that you are using Windows…so possibly my solution won’t help you at all since I’m running it on Windows XP Pro … not 64bit Vista.
Pattie
May 30, 2009 at 7:50 pm
Pattie, THANK YOUUUUUUUUUUUUU, its what I needed. It works GREAT!!! THANK YOU, THNAK YOU!!!
DP
May 31, 2009 at 10:48 am
Mike,
This APP is AMAZING!!!!! THE BEST APP SO FAR!!! THE BEST $9.99 I HAVE SPENT ALL YEAR. I am looking forward to the updates you may add to it. As far as anyone reading this, BUY THIS APP. I am using it with my Canon 5D Mark 2, JUST SO COOL!!! THANKS AGAIN MIKE!!! Keep up the good work
DP
DP
May 31, 2009 at 10:51 am
Even if one didn’t do it on an eyefi, but supported smaller handheld devices like the N8[10]0 series.
Hate to nudge the subject, but if there was a way to make the protocol open it would open up the use of the iPhone app to a lot more. =)
- Ben
Mouring
May 31, 2009 at 1:36 pm
Compatibility with the original Rebel/300D?
DBT
May 31, 2009 at 2:27 pm
Hi, posted this in the wrong Blog should be here, But anyways here is my problem,
I get this error message on 2 different laptops running XP sp3:
“C:\Program Files\onOne Software\DSLR Remote\DSLRRemoteServer.exe”
” the application has failed to start because the application configuration is incorrect. Reinstalling the application may fix this problem.”
Tomorrow i will try to install it on my work computer which is runing vista, and see if it works.
James
May 31, 2009 at 5:52 pm
Hello,
after some problems with the installation procedure (my mistake, the aniti-virus software made some difficulties) I run into the same problem like James yeterday:
“I get this error message on 2 different laptops running XP sp3:
“C:\Program Files\onOne Software\DSLR Remote\DSLRRemoteServer.exe”
” the application has failed to start because the application configuration is incorrect. Reinstalling the application may fix this problem.”
”
windows xp SP2
Neustock
June 1, 2009 at 2:06 am
Hey Guys, great app!!
It would be cool if you could include a DOF calculator based on the current settings it could be displayed as a HUD on the image for instance
Keep up the good work. Looking forward to iphone 3.0!!!
Toph.
Toph
June 1, 2009 at 5:39 am
@DP: Check out our troubleshooting page. Most likely it is a .net 3.5 issue that can be resolved pretty easily.
Mike Wong
June 1, 2009 at 3:49 pm
@Don: Check out our troubleshooting page. Most likely it is a .net 3.5 issue that can be resolved pretty easily.
Mike Wong
June 1, 2009 at 3:49 pm
@Joseph Peila: We developed this app to Canon’s DSLR SDK. The G10 and others are not included in that. Those cameras have a completely different SDK and it is Windows only. Granted there are more Windows computers out there, but we try to do everything here in a cross platform environment. You’ve probably seen how many comments we’ve gotten for not including Nikon support out of the gate. Can you imagine what it would be if we didn’t have Mac support?
Thanks for the comments and glad you like the app!
Mike Wong
June 1, 2009 at 3:56 pm
@Bryant Swanstrom: We’re currently looking into starting and stopping the video for a future update. Stay tuned. Thanks for the kind words!
Mike Wong
June 1, 2009 at 4:00 pm
@Pattie: Thanks for helping the community here with the comment! I can’t take much credit for the app other than being the messenger here. Our senior product manager Dan Harlacher had the idea first here. I just helped nurture it along to get it into development where one of our engineers did all the coding. On top of that, we had a QA engineer do all the testing. So it really was a team effort. I just played my part.
Thanks!
Mike
Mike Wong
June 1, 2009 at 4:03 pm
@Greg: We tested with the WFT-E4 and it worked fine. We didn’t test it with the E2 or the E3, but assuming that your WFT-E2 can talk to the computer that is running the Server Software, it should work. Just be sure to set it PTP mode and then use the camera wizard to connect to the access point. The pairing software needs to be on your host computer. Once the camera and computer pair up, start the Server Software app from onOne and you should be in business.
Mike Wong
June 1, 2009 at 4:06 pm
@DBT: Sorry, the Canon SDK only goes back to the Canon Rebel XT / 350D.
Mike Wong
June 1, 2009 at 4:08 pm
@James: I’m pretty sure this is a Microsoft .net 3.5 issue. Read this entry for troubleshooting info.
Mike Wong
June 1, 2009 at 4:09 pm
Come on guys; everyone wants to know when Nikon support will be available?!?!? A bit more specific than ‘near future’… PLEASE! The app is, quite frankly, genius!
Azrael
June 4, 2009 at 2:49 pm
This app looks great, but can anyone comment on its usefulness w/o LiveView? I have the original 5D. I want the MkII but have my sights set on the 70-200 f/2.8L first.
tog13
June 5, 2009 at 10:54 am
GREAT program. Love it already. Have you considered a Pro version of the server, that doesn’t require the iPhone to control? When it comes to bracketing, or sequencing shots, or especially with time lapse photos, a direct camera to computer interface would be ideal.
Matt R
June 7, 2009 at 5:37 pm
Hi,
Have had a couple of enjoyable sessions trying out DSLR Remote Pro, & am loving it. As a working photographer I can see myself using it as an aid to a client seeing what I’m shooting – start the app & hand them my iPhone. One feature I’d like to see implemented would be the ability to ignore the cameras ‘rotation’ settings & always display the image on the iPhone as a horizontal. This would utilise the screen size & when the user gets to understand the accelerometer on the iPhone they can preview the image at maximum image size. Thanks, and well done.
MikeC
MikeC
June 7, 2009 at 6:41 pm
Mike,
This is a great program! Did you guys write the server program (I assume)? I’d *really* like to set this thing up at weddings, in places I can’t stand, like behind the alter – but I really don’t want to tie down a laptop (plus they’re kind of expensive!) Have you considered optimizing the server so it’ll run on a linux-based netbook or plug computer with 512MB RAM? (http://www.plugcomputer.org/) Or is such a thing even possible – I assume the video broadcast is what’s chewing up the memory?
Thanks,
Jason
Jason Frederich
June 11, 2009 at 9:42 am
Hi guys
I bought the app in the UK site but my fault didnt read the compatible camaras. I have a canon 500d / Rebel T1i in the US i believe.
Will you ever put this on the list . I will leave the money with you as i would like to support developers and it was my own fault. either way please please please do this for the above camara.
alistair
June 12, 2009 at 5:34 am
@alistair – Thanks for the support in buying the product. We’ve requested the latest SDK from Canon that supposedly has support for the 500D / T1i. Assuming it is in there, we’ll add support for this body in the 1.1 update next month.
Mike Wong
June 12, 2009 at 9:35 am
Thanks for developing this App. Sounds pretty interesting.
Is there any plan to develop this App for Palm Pre? I am with Sprint.
Phanee
June 12, 2009 at 12:55 pm
@Jason Frederich:
We wrote the server program. The server software runs great on a small netbook. You can get them from Acer, Dell, et al for around $350 or so with a 160 GB hard drive to store all of the photos you’re taking along the way. No plans for a Linux version of the server. Just Mac & Win.
Best,
Mike
Mike Wong
June 12, 2009 at 1:43 pm
@Phanee:
We don’t have any plans at the moment to develop this for any device other than the iPhone and iPod Touch.
Best,
Mike
Mike Wong
June 12, 2009 at 1:44 pm
I don’t know why I always seem to choose the underdog.
I was a charter Mac user back in 1984, and waited for decades to be vindicated. Now, once again, evidently, I’m a second class citizen, having owned Nikon cameras and lenses for years, and am finding that I’ll have to wait for what otherwise looks like a pretty cool app. Recently, in one of my Photography classes, one of the students, a Canon user, said to me, “Well, Nikon is coming back.” I’m sooo tired of being patronized, even by my own (ignorant) students. And to you Canon users out there, and this goes out to the folks at OnOne too, who seem to think it’s more hip these days to have a Canon than a Nikon, I say you’re missing the point entirely, it’s the glass and the artistry that counts. And don’t expect me to say something nice about Canon either, just to be “fair,” like my stupid student, a rich kid who recently purchased an expensive Gibson Les Paul thinking that the guitar would make him a better player (he actually said this). Here’s the point: Onone made a value judgment, pure and simple, which ignored a very big portion of the artistic community. I’m not sure why you made that decision, but I have my suspicions, which I’ll keep to myself. If Nikon users aren’t hip enough, or Nikon itself isn’t hip enough, well, so be it. The joke’s on you if you actually think it’s the camera that makes the difference in your work. My apologies for this rant. Just hurry up and finish this app “for the rest of us.”
Rod
June 12, 2009 at 2:01 pm
I can’t wait to see the Nikon compatible software. I’m sooooooo exited !!!
Jean-Pierre
June 14, 2009 at 2:42 pm
Any thing for Blackberry or are you helping Apple rule the world ?
Ed Wojciechowski
June 14, 2009 at 6:11 pm
Congratulations!
Great job you have done – I’ve just downloaded it. It worked fine! This is just what I needed. I’m the lucky owner of a Mk III & a 20D, and I plan to use it at the first upcoming wedding.
Best Tom
Tom Nordstronen
June 15, 2009 at 4:10 pm
I wait anxiously for the compatibility with the Nikon DLSR´s, especially if you have compatibility with my Nikon D40x, Need a beta tester
? Thank’s
Ricardo
June 17, 2009 at 7:12 am
@Rod
Wow!
I really don’t like Canon cameras either, but the guys here actually stated that Canon are what they already use, why would they develop for anything else?
It was POSITIVE feedback from the community that got them to develop for Nikon so soon and I am pretty sure they saw some of the reasons why we love Nikon during that development.
You are right that it is not the camera that makes the artist so come down off your high horse and realise that the use of cameras made by a marketing company like Canon does not automatically turn their users into a bunch of drones who answer only to the Borg
BTW It is because of people like us, who appreciate value, that Market Share never has made Apple, Nikon, Audi, BMW etc. into underdogs.
Canon are like Ford, GM, VW, Fiat etc.
Good performance products available at an affordable price that are adequate for most people. Don’t knock those people for not realising arguably better value products are available for only slightly more money.
D300/50D Pro Build, Better W/proofing, 5 stops compensation, 9 step exposure bkting, superior customisation, intuitive superior focus system, built in iTTL
D3/5DMkII 1D build quality, Better W/proofing, many more than the 1 cross type focus sensor of the MKII (doesn’t matter how much resolution you have if you can’t get focus quickly enough)
D90/500D Similar to D500 with exception of build and w/proofing
D60/1000D Auto screen off, built in help system
18-200VR/18-200IS Focus window with distance scale, ability to be used cropped on full frame bodies
SB900/580EX Filter holder and diffuser included, easier wireless setup, intuitive menu
The above in no way makes Canon into bad products, just lower value in my opinion (others will have a different opinion – eg 5DMKII resolution matched only by Nikon d3X at 3x the price might be best value for a landscape photographer who doesn’t shoot in the rain and doesn’t require 9 step bracketing for HDR)
Doug
July 11, 2009 at 6:10 pm
so just download but always get the same error
take picture failed error 00000022
any ideas.. ?
Juerg
July 18, 2009 at 3:57 am
Will you be releasing a Version for the Sony Alpha Cams? There are large groups of photographers that use these, and this app screams “Prosumer” market. Please investigate this option!! the price is right..
Digunderground
July 23, 2009 at 12:56 pm
Great application! I wonder if support Olympus and Panasonic will be integrated in the near future, too?
I know, these are no big marketing companies, yet produce great cameras with an increasing user base.
Simon
July 24, 2009 at 4:19 am
I can’t wait for the Nikon. I take pictures at small concert venues and this will allow me to put the camera backstage and shoot through the musicians towards the audience.
My only concern: do I need a phone signal? I have wifi in the computer, but this venue is out in the woods. No phone, no internet.
dan
August 3, 2009 at 6:52 am
Saw the posts about using the eyefi SD wifi cards (using a CF adapter). I didn’t think Canon camera firmware allowed control of the camera through the CF port. If so, great idea! If not, then can the iPhone / iPod Touch USB port be configured as HOST mode? Then two iPhones (iPod Touches) could be used with one physically connected to the camera (USB adapter required) running the “receive” app while the hand held iPhone (iPod Touch) runs control app. A second iPod Touch at $230 would make a more portable set-up for some. This all assumes HOST mode supported which I don’t think any iPod supports, so maybe the next generation…..
I plan to get this app as soon as I get home today!
Roger
Roger Davis
August 4, 2009 at 7:34 am
hi, excuse me but i how find DSLR Camera Remote Control v.1.0 server setup?
thank you (:
asim erturk
August 26, 2009 at 6:30 am
I don’t get it. You can already control your camera through your laptop. Why add another layer of tethering? Now if you could replace the laptop with the iPhone to shoot pics that would be remote shooting. Anyone?
AFPRESS
September 6, 2009 at 10:12 am
I’d buy it if you decide to support the Sony Alpha series. It’s the perfect app for me. Normally I’d be shooting with a Nikon but a family member gave me a new A380 and I’m loving it so far.
Good luck on your product.. Very Cool!
Gary Mula
October 16, 2009 at 3:27 pm
@Juerg: I had the same problem. Turned out that he folder the photos are being saved to contained an ‘ä’ – so make sure there’s no other characters than a-z in the folder name!
Pete
October 29, 2009 at 6:41 am
Hi there. I just purchased your lite version and love it. I will be getting the pro as well very soon. I was wondering if there is any way to have the images save to your iPod Touch as well as your computer. Or how about just your iPod Touch?
Shelly
November 12, 2009 at 10:03 pm
When will 7D by Canon be supported?
Steve A
December 31, 2009 at 10:08 pm
I have a strange situation that I’m hoping someone can shed some light on.
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Macbook Pro (Late 2008 – intel)- DSLR Server 1.1 – OS X 10.6.2 8gb
Two cameras (Canon 30D & Nikon D700) Everything works perfectly. – YAY!
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Macbook (Early 2007 – intel) – DSLR Server 1.1 – OS X 10.6.2 8gb
Canon 30D works perfectly – YAY!
Nikon D700 doesn’t get recognized by the DSLR server software, just simply says: (Camera: No Camera Detected) as if the camera is unpluged- Boo!!!
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The Nikon D700 works in iPhoto, get’s recognized in System Profiler and like I said above, works fine on the Macbook Pro.
Here’s what I tried:
I updated the Nikon Firmware to the latest (again, doubt it that, works on MBP)
I reinstalled OS X 10.6.2 Combo Update
I made a new user account and tried it under that.
Swapped out USB cable, Tried both USB ports, camera battery, with or without a CF card, computer on power cord and battery. (some silly and desperate, I know…)
Made sure there were no other camera control operations running in Activity Monitor, but then I doubt it as we’ve really only used iPhoto, Lightroom and at one point Aperture on this machine.
Can anyone think of anything else I can try or should I put in a new hard drive and really start from scratch? Ugh.
Here is a list of the processing running on the machine:
kernel_task
mds
WindowServer
kextd
Finder
Dock
Activity Monitor
SystemUIServer
coreservicesd
loginwindow
DirectoryService
LogMeIn
mdworker
UserEventAgent
Folder Actions Dispatcher
LogMeIn
blued
fontd
LMIGUIAgent
configd
aosnotifyd
mDNSResponder
securityd
coreaudiod
LMILaunchAgentFixer
boxeeservice
krb5kdc
fseventsd
AirPort Base Station Agent
diskarbitrationd
ntpd
activitymonitord
distnoted
usbmuxd
launchd
KernelEventAgent
launchd
hidd
autofsd
cvmsServ
pboard
syslogd
dynamic_pager
notifyd
Thanks,
Brad
I apologize for the LONG post and if this isn’t the proper place to find an answer to this…
Brad
March 3, 2010 at 2:51 pm
Referring to my previous post….
OK, I don’t know why it matters, but upgrading to 1.3 fixed the problem.
Thanks,
Brad
Brad
March 3, 2010 at 3:03 pm