CamRanger Wireless DSLR Camera

Наверное, программа и хорошая, но для её работы нужен дополнительный вай-фай модуль, подключаемый к камере. Через провод не работает.

Управляет камерой

Avoid like plague.

Used this before the CamRanger 2 came out. Loved it but the 2 has great new features faster speed.

I've had my CamRanger for many years. So this review is really regarding the original Cam Ranger. Over all I like it. Tech Support was good to me and responded quickly back when I was having an issue connecting to my Canon Ti3. So far it has work without issue on my 7D MK2. Because I hadn't used it since up grading my iPhone, it needed to register again. I was in the field and wasn't able to register via cellular which was frustrating at the time. On a iPad the app is great. You can zoom in by double tapping. Nice for tweaking in the focus. Pinch zoom would be nice, perhaps this is more of a limitation of the camera than the app. Haven't been able to do rapid shooting, only allows single shot. I would like to try out Cam Ranger 2, on day perhaps.

Overall this is a good app and program. Love to see it keep up with new cameras, at least the Canon M50, which has been out over a year.

I love the features but the user interface of this application is outdated to say the least. I hope that the prográmese design a new interface

Can you use this app if you manually hook up your iPhone via cord to camera then use as a monitor??

I have Nikon D750 everything works perfectly. Love it for night, macro and weird angle shots when i cant see the view finder or live view. Thank you.

I used to drag my laptop and shoot tethered with CaptureOne in the field. I can now control my Nikon D810 with my IPad wirelessly. Easy to set up and use, I also have the app on my iPhone and MacBook. I would give it 5 stars but I haven't got focus stacking for macro shots to work to my liking but it just may be a learning curve. The Optional USB cable for Nikon is a must as it has a right-angle connection to the body and is significantly better than the crappy one supplied by Nikon