CamRanger, the company that helped to pioneer wirelessly controlling DSLRs with smartphones back in 2012, is now shipping the new and improved CamRanger 2. It’s a successor to an award-winning product that brings more support and more features.
While the original CamRanger was built for Canon and Nikon DSLRs, the CamRanger 2 supports Sony and […]. petapixel.com
Elinchrom has released an app for iOS that allows for control of up to 20 strobes through your iPhone or iPad. Any Elinchrom strobe that supports and is connected to the Elinchrom Bridge can be controlled from the app.
Edelkrone has announced a new product that they’re calling “the simplest & fastest way to control your edelkrone wirelessly. ” It’s a remote control, of course, and it works with all of Edelkrone’s motorized gear, including sliders, dollies, heads and jibs.
Profoto has finally announced Android support for the battery-powered B10 and B10 Plus monolights, giving Android users control over almost all of their flash settings via the free Profoto Control app.
CamRanger has announced the CamRanger MINI, a miniature yet more powerful version of the CamRanger wireless camera remote control system that was launched back in 2012. It has twice the range, half the size, and two-thirds the price.