Arsenal 2 is an intelligent assistant for your DSLR or mirrorless camera. The Arsenal 2 app provides you with complete remote control of Arsenal and your camera.
NEVER MISS THE PERFECT SHOT: Like your own personal photography assistant, Arsenal lets you focus on the parts of photography you love while it takes care of the rest. In Smart Mode, Arsenal 2’s machine learning algorithm understands the scene you’re shooting, chooses smart settings, and fine tunes them using 18 different environmental factors.
GET COMPLETE CONTROL: When you want full creative control, Arsenal 2’s Manual Mode turns your smartphone into the world’s best wireless camera remote. Set your camera’s shutter speed, aperture, and ISO. See a live preview of your shot. And trigger the shutter... all from up to 100 feet away!
TAKE GREAT SHOTS IN TRICKY LIGHT: Capture scenes with High Dynamic Range (HDR) without spending hours in front of your computer. Arsenal 2 automates advanced exposure stacking techniques.
KEEP EVERYTHING SHARP: With focus stacking, you can get your entire scene in sharp focus.
CAPTURE STUNNING TIMELAPSES: Arsenal 2 makes capturing “holy grail” timelapses a breeze. Simply start your timelapse and let Arsenal 2 adjust the exposure as the light changes for a smooth day-to-night transition. You can even preview your timelapse while it’s being recorded.
WORKS WITH MOST POPULAR CAMERA MODELS: Arsenal 2 fully supports nearly 100 popular DSLR and mirrorless camera models from Canon, Nikon, Sony, and Fuji. To see if your camera is supported, visit https://witharsenal.com/supported-cameras
You can learn more about Arsenal 2 at https://witharsenal.com
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Arsenal 2 pro
I have used Arsenal 2 Pro for the first day today.
Firstly I found install easy and quick.
On use it is unclear if the final processed image is downloaded to my camera- a Z7ii Nikon.
I looked for the final processed image in a stack but couldn’t locate it in camera storage.
There doesn’t appear to be any tutorials on how to use each feature. I looked on you tube and the Arsenal site appears to only contain a set up tutorial.
Arsenal device appears to get very warm while operating. Guess it’s doing a lot of processing.
After charging the device it took about 50 min to reduce charge to 50 percent. So I guess you have to turn it off while not using it in a shot.
Any long exposures and time lapse with Arsenal will need a large backup battery to complete the task especially if it’s a long astro session.
On the focus stacking the feature of setting the near point and far point seems to be missing, instead you have figure out how many shots and the span between focus points to get a near-to-far focus stack. Then I can’t find the final image on camera. Maybe it went to the secondary SD card?
Need to watch the ISO if the mode is in aperture priority. If it’s low light, it assumes you want a high ISO, but I usually don’t so you need to dial it back manually.
I’ll try some more another day and see if I can find the truck to fix these things. Not so far though.