Friday, May 24, 2013

CamRanger



CamRanger Review

http://www.ephotozine.com/article/camranger-review-20927

CamRanger is a device that connects to select Canon or Nikon DLSR cameras via a USB cable (please visit theCamRanger website for a compatible camera list). It creates an ad-hoc Wi-Fi network that your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch can then connect to. The free CamRanger iOS app then enables control of the camera. There is no need for a computer or existing internet connection. You can purchase the CamRanger for £269.00. We have tested the CamRanger using a Nikon D5100iPad 3 and iPhone 5.



CamRanger Features

  • Operates on a rechargeable, replaceable battery
  • Battery life varies upon usage but 3 to 6 hours is typical
  • Charges with and can be powered by provided USB charging cable or US AC adapter
  • Wireless network enables connections up to 150 feet
  • Comes with protective case for storage and secure attachment
  • Includes Ethernet cable for firmware upgrades for future enhancements
Live View
  • Wirelessly stream live view from the camera to an iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch
  • Double tap to increase magnification
  • Single tap to focus on an area or make incremental focus adjustments
  • Perform focus stacking
  • Frame rate of about 6-18 fps depending on camera
Take and view pictures
  • Wirelessly capture images in multiple drive modes
  • Thumbnails automatically appear on the top of the screen after taking a picture
  • Tap a thumbnail to view the image and its associated meta-data
  • Images are always saved to the camera card and optionally downloaded to the iOS device
  • Optionally select to have images automatically view on the iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch
View full resolution image
  • Double tap to view the image at full resolution
  • Supports full screen mode to maximize the screen size
  • Toggle a variety of overlays: AF points, highlight, shadow, grid lines, and aspect ratio
Auto-View
  • Configure your iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch to automatically display pictures as they are taken
  • Toggle on “Client Mode” to remove camera controls from the iOS device
  • Allows others to quickly and wirelessly view the shots after they are taken
Movie Recording
  • Start and stop movie recording
  • View video while recording
  • Focus adjustments and touch focusing
  • Movie features are very camera dependent, see supported cameras for more details
Intervalometer and Bulb
  • Configure as an intervalometer to take time lapse pictures
  • Supports bulb mode with specific shutter lengths
  • No need for your iOS device to remain connected after starting
View and set camera properties
  • Shutter Speed
  • Aperture
  • ISO
  • Metering Mode
  • Drive/Shooting Mode
  • White Balance
  • Image Format
  • Focus Mode (Nikon only)
  • Auto Exposure Mode (Nikon only)
  • Exposure Compensation & Bracketing
  • Software Auto-Focus toggle to toggle AF/MF
HDR / Advanced Bracketing
  • Take a series of pictures automatically varying Shutter Speed, Aperture or ISO
  • Images can then be post-processed
View Camera Card Contents
  • View thumbnails of the images on your camera’s memory card
  • Select images to be permanently deleted or download them and save into your iOS photo library
  • Double tap image to view full resolution image
Macro Photography
  • Precise focusing control
  • Great for situations requiring awkward camera placements
  • Perform automatic focus stacking to enhance depth of field (post processing required)
Review source: http://www.ephotozine.com/article/camranger-review-20927

Main Website: http://www.camranger.com/features/

Online Manual: http://www.camranger.com/CamRanger_User_Manual.pdf


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