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2. Olympus Image Share http://blog.martinbelan.com/2014/02/the-remote-control-wifi-feature-on-the-olympus-om-d-e-m1/ Olympus has created iOS and Android apps to utilise the WiFi features of the Olympus OM-D E-M1. However, there doesn't appear to be a solution for a laptop or desktop computer yet. The app currently has the following features: The Remote Control feature allows you to remotely control and take photos with the camera over WiFi. The app controls many of the basic functions of the camera including: shooting mode, shutter speed, aperture, exposure compensation, ISO, white balance, and sequential shooting / self timer. The app also has the ability to import and display photos on the camera SD card and transfer them to your mobile device. The photo editing function lets you edit photos on your mobile devices. The editing features include art filters and the ability to add a signature to the photo. The Geotagging feature adds location data to your photo by using the GPS information from your phone. Logging must be switched on in the app to record location information. The app matches time stamps in the geotagging log with photos on the camera in order to add the location information to the photos. Turning on the logging in the Olympus Image Share App will also drain your cell phone battery faster.

3. * Shooting Mode (iAuto, Program, Aperture, Shutter, and Manual) * Shutter Speed * Aperture * Exposure Compensation * ISO * White Balance * Sequential Shooting / Self Timer * You can also select “Touch to Focus” or “Touch to Shoot” * Live Time and Live Bulb. * Difficult to tell that the subject is in focus. * The WiFi range signal was still good from 75 feet away. * The combination of Live Time and WiFi Remote Control is a great feature for night photography Wish List * Landscape mode on iOS * Manual Focus * Histogram on live view / taken photos * Ability to change the focus mode * Zoom in to Focus (Zooming in and manual focus would be great for macro) * Half press!!!

4. 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 the CamRanger 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. A much more advanced remote controller but not FREE! 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 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 The “white box” provides what is in the Olympus camera.....

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6. 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

7. 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 Macro Photography * Precise focusing control * Great for situations requiring awkward camera placements * Perform automatic focus stacking to enhance depth of field (post processing required)

8. 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

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