Today the fine folks at Chainfire (Android developers) have released their first Beta of an app by the name of DSLR Controller. This app will allow you full control over your Canon EOS DSLR camera ...

iOS users have long had the ability to control their cameras with their iPhones and iPads, but DSLR Controller now brings that to Android for your Canon DSLR. The software is currently in beta, but ...

Although still in the development phase, the DSLR Controller app has already been made available for download through Android Market, priced at US$8.51. For now, the program works with ...

DSLR Controller by developer Chainfire is a pretty good example of the difference between iOS and Android. To control a camera with an iPhone, you need to first tether the camera to a computer or use ...

OnOne software releases an iPhone/iPod Touch app that can remotely control most Canon dSLRs tethered to a host system. Lori Grunin Senior Editor / Advice I've been reviewing hardware and software, ...

Using your phone as a remote for your DSLR isn’t exactly the newest idea out there — a ton exist for iOS — but Android historically hasn’t seen that same kind of love. There have been attempts to make ...

Augment your dSLR camera with an Android app that offers advantages like better focus, time-lapse photography, and even the option to share photos the moment they're shot. Sharon Vaknin shows you how.

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We’ve seen diy shutter remotes before. Canon’s digital SLRs allow control of the camera over USB. Unfortunately they limited the exposure time to 30 seconds via USB control on some of them. To get ...

After trying to find a way to remotely control their DSLRs, the clever hackers at HDRLabs couldn’t really find anything that would do what they wanted. So what did they do? Built a control of their ...

While remotely controlling a powerful telescope and viewing the results on your computer screen - as promised by the Gloria project - certainly has its appeal, it doesn't quite match the sense of ...