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DSLR camera remote A smartphone app and a program running on a PC connected to the camera.Drawback is it comes more heavy on the field. The convenience is that the smart device controlling the camera operations is wirelessy connected to the bridge computer and can be a very valuable companion in studio work. Hence proliferation of tools claimed to coontrol the camera from a smartphone, that are more conveniently using a real computer as bridge. Unfortunately very few smart devices have an USB host to control external readers, iOS would need a special circuitry attatched to their propretary port. Raspberry Pi HDR Machine by Andre (Timelapse and HDR).Camera Pi – DSLR Camera with Embedded Computer by David Hunt (Timelaps and remote shooting but no HDR yet).HDR photography with Raspberry Pi and gPhoto2 by Khürt Williams.This offers new and exciting possibilities. The w:Raspberry Pi is a very cheap yet complete ARM based single board computer the size of a credit card running Linux. project to control a camera using a network storage unit running embedded linux by Helmut Dersch.

#Helicon remote connected but cant access camera android#

CamCap – DSLR Controller Android tablet 3.1 app with live view that uses USB host mode.

Digital camera control using Arduino USB Host Shield (DIY / open source).

dslrsystems is an arduino Bluetooth reciever with USB conection to Canon camera, chained with an Android smartphone app.

While the commercial devices above should be save (or at least offer some liability) there is a chance the DIY projects might hurt your camera.

Camranger is a small device plugging in the USB connector of several Nikon and Canon DSLRs allowing to control them wireless from iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, Android device, or Mac or Windows computer.

Opteka FF1x it is a simple, battery operated followfocus.

CinematicsThey sell 2USB controls, battery powered, they allow camera control and also very fine follow focusing control, one of them is the unique one that controls 2 cameras for stereo3D photography or video making.

OKII USA They sell 2USB controls, battery powered, they allow camera control and also very fine follow focusing control.

Seitz Roundshot VR Drive 2 with HDR option.

Sofortbild Mac Tethered shooting (Freeware).

Smart Shooter supports many Nikon and Canon cameras and is scriptable (Commercial).

ControlMyNikon works ith Nikon DSLRs only.

Helicon Remote supports many Nikon and Canon cameras (Commercial).

DigiKam (open source) Should "use gphoto for capture" according gphoto page no camera control.

PhotoRemote (free for non commercial use).

But it is still better to look on the vendor or developer page.

#Helicon remote connected but cant access camera software#

If your camera is listed, there is a chance that one or the other software will support it. The most complete list of cameras supporting PTP or other means of direct control is found in the gphoto project. Hence it's impossible to tell which cameras can be used for PTP bracketing. Not all PTP enabled cameras implement all features. However, availability of cheap USB host circuitry has triggered some do-it-yourself projects and apparently even some smartphones can use USB hosts nowadays.

#Helicon remote connected but cant access camera portable#

Hence there are many programs to control your camera from a computer but only few that do the same from a portable device. The gphoto project also collects informations what cameras can be remotely controlled and in what ways:

For other OS's the gphoto project should provide access to such cameras. PTP is part of the WIA architecture on Windows, hence it is fairly easy to build a camera control software using f.e. Picture Transfer Protocol (PTP) is built into many cameras and should provide a means of not only transferring pictures over USB but also controlling the camera remotely.