Explore the app further for even more creative ways to use your Android as a dSLR remote. For even more fun, check out this method of using your Android device to control many more shooting ...

Android App developers Chainfire have created a new remote control Android application allowing users to control a Canon EOS DSLR camera from the comfort of their Android smartphone or tablet. The new ...

The DSLR Controller app works seamlessly with most of the Canon DSLRs. You can connect your Android smartphone to the DSLR by using the USB cable that came with the camera (via a USB OTG adapter).

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 ...

Apps can often expand the capabilities of a smartphone far beyond its basic use, for instance, enabling the device to serve as a DSLR remote controller. While the idea itself is not particularly new, ...

SEOUL, South Korea--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Vault Micro, the developer of the live streaming app CameraFi Live, has announced that the app has released updates connecting DSLR in portrait mode for ...

Perfectly Clear's latest version of its app puts more camera features into Android devices, including those normally found in high-end cameras.

Here’s a very easy way to trigger your DSLR camera using an Android device. It’s a similar method used with IR triggered cameras, in that all you need to do is assemble some simple hard… ...

Yesterday, Google's Camera app was updated to add a pretty handy remote shutter feature that can be used on a paired Android Wear wristwatch. But what if you're packing some serious camera equipment ...

His latest offering to the Android Market, DSLR Controller, is probably the most impressive yet, as it allows you to control your Cannon EOS DSLR camera directly from you phone or tablet, no ...

We've tried out the Nikon D3200, a new dSLR that lets you control the 24-megapixel dSLR with your Android phone.

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 ...