Snapshot of DSLR Camera Remote Professional iPhone App
In the fourth and final installment of our iPhone Travel Snapper Apps series, Paul Sullivan takes a look at apps for professional photographers.
While most of the apps we’ve reviewed so far are aimed at (or at least suitable for) beginners and creative amateurs in photography, there are a few programs that are useful for more advanced snappers.
DSLR Camera Remote Professional
DSLR Camera Remote Professional comes with a hefty price tag (a Lite version is also available for $1.99), but is an absolute boon for photographers who want control over aspects of their picture taking remotely.
All you need is a computer and a wifi connection, and this app lets you adjust various settings like shutter control and image review – and you even get a live viewfinder preview on your iPhone screen. It’s great for very difficult angles, self-portraits and when you’d like to have both hands free. The downside is that it’s only compatible with certain Canon and Nikon models (see website for details).
Price: $19.99 | BUY
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Other Articles in Series
Learn how to improve your iPhone Travel Photography by checking out the articles below:
iPhone Travel Snapper Apps Part 1: Replacement Cameras
iPhone Travel Snapper Apps Part 2: Image Editing
iPhone Travel Snapper Apps Part 3: Filters and Effects
Disclaimer – All apps above have been reviewed on the new iPhone 3GS. Please double-check compatibility of your phone if you have an older model.
Do you know of other iPhone Apps that provide image editing? Please share in the comments below.
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Paul Sullivan
Paul Sullivan has been a freelance writer and photographer since 2000. Operating primarily in the realm of music, travel, lifestyle, and culture, his work has taken him around the world. His work has appeared in/on the BBC, Dazed and Confused, DrownedInSound, Electronic Beats, The Face, The Guardian, DJ, Intelligent Life, iDJ, fRoots, The Independent, Observer Music Monthly, National Geographic Music, Time Out, Wax Poetics, The Wire, and others. He currently lives in Berlin.
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