Digicam Control For Sony And How To Photograph Timelapse
Digicam Control For Sony And Mac Vs Windows

This is free Open Source software so can be compiled for MAC or Linux.

Live view, direct image transfer, multiple camera control, bracketing, a utomated focus stacking and m otion detection are supported.

You can further control your camera using a compatible iPhone, iPad or Android device, or set up a second remote computer to direct the camera wirelessly.

Like 1 May 20, 2013 permalink Lucas Looks nice, Ill wait for it to available also for Sony A99 and Android Like 0 May 17, 2013 permalink dearjym Correction: Free software lets you control your NIKON DSLR from your mobile Like 0 May 17, 2013 permalink Stuart Cowan Fantastic product.:) Be nice to see an android version as well.

Like 0 May 15, 2013 permalink tallguy600 I like it, works great with Nikon D600.

Like 0 May 15, 2013 permalink tecnoworld Please develop this sw also for samsung nx300 Like 0 May 15, 2013 permalink VidJa Hey guys, stop worrying, it just works.

Like 0 May 14, 2013 permalink Franka T.L.

The solution is really tailored for studio and on site use rather than mobile field application.

Like 0 May 14, 2013 permalink jpeagle I use DslrDashboard in android, it is free and great.

Like 1 May 14, 2013 permalink KonstRuctor I use iphone, ipad, and I didnt understand how this program will allow me to operate the camera via phone or a tablet.

As far as I understood, the windows-computer between the camera and my mobile device is all the same necessary I wrote once the whole review about management of a camera from the computer by means of the DSLR Remote Pro program (in Russian).

It was interesting, but this decision in any way isnt suitable for everyday use to drag with itself on walk the camera and the heavy laptop with limited operating time it is absolutely not convenient.

It is much more interesting to operate the camera from phone, which always with itself.

Digicam Control For Sony And How To Photograph Timelapse

For example, how to photograph timelapse on Canon EOS M camera only using such programs Like 0 May 14, 2013 permalink lap777 I tried many of these control software, and if used with xnview (I have the xnviewMP version, the internal viewer is buggy on my system), this is arguably the best for what I wanted (fast initial connection, fast file transfer and quick fullscreen display).

Nikon has its own Camera Control Pro, but it takes a minute to connect to my camera and I have not found how to make it display fullscreen without touching any buttons while shooting.

YMMV Like 0 May 14, 2013 permalink Paul Guba If I have the camera connected to my computer I can operate it via my phone.

Im sure Adobe isnt too worried - they can always just snap up the code and make their own version Like 2 May 14, 2013 permalink jtan163 Adobe should worry - I reckon they have alienated a lot of people.

Like 0 May 14, 2013 permalink fuego6 That is Adobes own doing.

Like 1 May 15, 2013 permalink SRT3lkt I think camera manufacturers should have done this long ago.

Digicam Control For Sony And Mac Vs Windows

Like 0 May 14, 2013 permalink JonS Enough with the snidey Mac vs Windows comments.

FACT: I attended an event for a Corbis photographers a few years ago and their own survey showed 70 were using Macs.

And remember Corbis was founded by Bill Gates) Whatever your personal preference, a lot of serious photographers use Macs and it may well be a majority among pros.

Like 0 May 14, 2013 permalink gsum Applications look and behave much the same no matter what you use.