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DSLR Camera Remote Discontinued

As of March 12, 2013, onOne Software has discontinued the DSLR Camera Remote. It will no longer be available for sale in the Apple App Store and will not be updated in the future to support... Read more »

Which cameras are supported by DSLR Camera Remote Server Classic?

Canon is no longer supporting the D30, D60, 1D, 1Ds, 10D, Digital Rebel/300D, 1D Mk II, Rebel XT/350D, 5D, 1D Mk II N, 30D or Rebel XTi/400D. As of the 1.4.1 release of DSLR Camera Remote... Read more »

DSLR Remote Server crashes when downloading a movie from a Nikon D5100 (Windows only)

This issue has only been for Windows Vista. If you have recorded a movie, when you hit the Stop button and the download starts, the server crashes and you end up with a FFFFFF8B error message... Read more »

Live View and Automatic shooting is not supported on certain camera models

Live View is not supported in automatic shooting for certain camera models (XS, XSi, T1i, 50D, 40D). An attempt to turn on Live View (when in one of the automatic modes on the camera dial) will... Read more »

Burst mode can become disabled after using video mode

On some occasions, the option for Burst Mode stops working after using the video option in the client.  Turning the camera on/off  should resolve this issue.

I am receiving error 0000003D

This error usually happens when using a PowerPC based Macintosh computer.  Try installing the latest DSLR Server by clicking here. This update addresses the 0000003D error code that PowerPC users are getting with the Server. If... Read more »

There is no option for Save To on the client

If you are using a Nikon DSLR we are limited by their SDK to save only to the computer.  We do not get options to save to both the camera and computer.

The iso/shutter speed/aperture fields do not update when shooting in auto-bracketing mode

This is a known issue, mainly due to the speed that auto-bracketing shoots at the client cannot update fast enough to reflect what the camera is doing.

How do I request a return for DSLR Camera Remote?

Since this product is purchased through the Apple App store, the return must be requested from Apple support. To contact Apple support, please click here. Apple will sometimes make exceptions to their policy regarding purchases from... Read more »

When using DSLR Camera Remote it doesn't auto-focus the camera

Normally DSLR Camera Remote will attempt to auto-focus the camera when the Fire button is pressed. For this to work, just like on the camera, the lens needs to be set to AF and LiveView should... Read more »

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