• Remotely Control Your DSLR Camera with Your iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch

  • Remotely Control Your DSLR Camera with Your iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch

  • Shoot
    Time-Lapse
    Scenes

  • Supports
    Auto-Bracketing
    for HDR Images

  • Start, Stop & Monitor Video Recording

Tech Specs

We understand that when it comes to using an onOne Software product, you have high expectations. To provide you with the best user experience, we develop our products using the latest technologies available. Please check below to ensure your computer meets our minimum system requirements.

System Requirements

Mac OS X Microsoft Windows
Latest Version 1.4.3 1.4.3
Operating System Current maintenance release of Mac OS X 10.6 or 10.7 Current maintenance release of Windows XP, Windows Vista or Windows 7
Processor Intel Core 2 Duo, Xeon or better processor(s) Intel Core 2 Duo, Xeon or better processor(s)
Memory 1 GB RAM (2 GB or higher recommended) 1 GB RAM (2 GB or higher recommended)
Free Disk Space 200 MB 200 MB
Display OpenGL 2.0 compatible video card with 256 MB dedicated video RAM, 1280x800 resolution OpenGL 2.0 compatible video card with 256 MB dedicated video RAM, 1280x800 resolution - more info
Optional Application Integration

Photoshop CS4, CS5, CS6

Photoshop Elements 9 or 10

Photoshop Lightroom 2, 3, or 4

Apple Aperture 2.1 or 3

Photoshop CS4, CS5, CS6

Photoshop Elements 9 or 10

Photoshop Lightroom 2, 3, or 4

Other

Internet connection for activation, auto update checking, content downloads and tutorials.

Internet connection for activation, auto update checking, content downloads and tutorials.

Adobe Flash Player 10

Microsoft .NET Framework 2 or higher

Supported Languages English English

Supported Cameras

Canon Compatibility

DSLR Camera Remote supports the following Canon EOS digital SLR cameras. Please note that the available features vary from camera to camera. These are limitations of the physical hardware or the manufacturer's SDK.

Camera Connection Type LiveView Video Bulb Burst
EOS Rebel XSi/450D/Kiss X2 USB - Automatic Yes No Yes No
EOS Rebel XS/1000D/Kiss F USB - Automatic Yes No Yes No
EOS Rebel T1i/500D/Kiss X3 USB - Automatic Yes with AF Yes Yes Yes
EOS Rebel T2i/550D USB - Automatic Yes with AF Yes Yes Yes
EOS Rebel T3i/600D USB - Automatic Yes with AF Yes Yes Yes
EOS Rebel T3 USB - Automatic Yes with AF Yes Yes Yes
EOS 40D USB - Automatic Yes No Yes No
EOS 50D USB - Automatic Yes with AF No Yes Yes
EOS 60D USB - Automatic Yes with AF Yes Yes Yes
EOS 5D Mark II USB - Automatic Yes with AF Yes Yes Yes
EOS 7D USB - Automatic Yes with AF Yes Yes Yes
EOS 1D Mark III USB - Automatic Yes No Yes No
EOS 1Ds Mark III USB - Automatic Yes No Yes No
EOS 1D Mark IV USB - Automatic Yes with AF Yes Yes No

Canon is no longer supporting the 1D Mk II, 1Ds Mk II, 5D, 1D MkII N, 30D or Rebel XTi/400D. As of the 1.4.1 release of DSLR Camera Remote these cameras are no longer supported. If you need support for one of these cameras, please download DSLR Camera Remote Server Classic (Mac | Windows).

Nikon Compatibility

DSLR Camera Remote also supports the following Nikon DSLR cameras. Please note that the available features vary from camera to camera. These are limitations of the physical hardware or the manufacturer's SDK.

Camera Connection Type LiveView Video Bulb Burst
D40 USB - PTP No No No Yes
D40x USB - PTP No No No Yes
D60 USB - Automatic No No No Yes
D80 USB - PTP No No No Yes
D90 USB - Automatic Yes with AF No No Yes
D5000 USB - Automatic Yes with AF No No Yes
D5100 USB - Automatic Yes with AF Yes No Yes
D7000 USB - Automatic Yes with AF Yes No Yes
D200 USB - PTP No No No Yes
D300 USB - MTP/PTP Yes with AF No No Yes
D300s USB - Automatic Yes with AF No No Yes
D700 USB - Automatic Yes with AF No No Yes
D800 USB - Automatic Yes with AF Yes No Yes
D800E USB - Automatic No Yes No Yes
D3 USB - MTP/PTP Yes with AF No No Yes
D3x USB - MTP/PTP Yes with AF No No Yes
D3s USB - MTP/PTP Yes with AF No No Yes
D4 USB - MTP/PTP Yes with AF Yes No Yes

Note: Nikon cameras do not support Bulb shooting via DSLR Camera Remote. Bulb images must be triggered via the camera.

Tip: Burst mode on Nikon cameras shoot a series of images quickly. You set the number of images, up to the buffer size of the camera.