DSLR Remote Plus MOD APK 1.3.2

Description

DSLR Remote Plus (Donate) Mod APK

This is the donate edition of the free DSLR Remote app (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.dslrremote). We recommend installing the free version first to confirm that everything works smoothly with your camera and phone or tablet combination.Extra features included in the donate edition:

1. Built-in ND calculator

2. Shutter release widget for your home screen

3. Device volume buttons can be used to control the volume

4. Use your tablet or phone camera to trigger motion

5. Notification when the exposure ends

6. Sony NEX video cameras: video start/stop button

Standard features you'll find here include:

1. Controlling your remote with a simple button

2. Delayed shots

3. A series of photos at a fixed interval (for example, for time-lapse)

4. Bulb exposures

5. Combinations starting at 2. Combinations starting at 2.

6. High Dynamic Range (HDR) sequences

7. Time-controlled HDR sequences (a combination of timer and HDR)

8. The ambient light sensor in your phone can trigger shots or even start timers or HDR sequences (keyword: light bar)

9. An external or internal microphone can trigger shots or start timer and HDR sequences

Canon appears to have limited the accuracy of its bulb mode on several models to one second. HDR exposures below 1 second, or with fractional values such as 1.5 seconds, are rounded to the nearest second. DSLR Remote Plus cannot work around this. Models reported so far: 400D, 500D, 550D, 5D II.

Using the built-in IR transmitter:

DSLR Remote works with the IR transmitters of the following devices. (Don't forget to select the correct camera brand to enable remote mode.)

Samsung

– Samsung phones with a built-in IR transmitter

Some or all Samsung phones have a problem where the IR blaster does not work correctly in power-saving mode. Before using DSLR Remote, switch your phone to normal (non-power-saving) mode.

HTC

– HTC phones with a built-in IR receiver

LG

For a complete list of devices supported by this program, see the following link:

http://qa.mobile.developer.lge.com/develop/dev-guides/lg-qremote-guide/introduction/lg-qremote-sdk/#SupportedDevices

Sony

Sony's native IR API doesn't support this feature for remote apps such as DSLR Remote. It can't deploy its own IR code data within the app, so the API only accepts codes from the tablet/phone or physical remotes. Use an IR dongle or cable release hardware instead, as explained on the DSLR Remote website.

Huawei

Huawei never added the Android KitKat IR API to its devices, and there is no Huawei IR SDK available. Use an IR dongle or cable release hardware instead, as explained on the DSLR Remote website.

Other Brands

Integrating the Android 4.4.2 KitKat IR API lets DSLR Remote work with your smartphone's built-in IR blaster, provided the device supports the KitKat IR API.

Using DSLR Remote hardware:

Warning: Some smartphone models don't output enough signal strength to make the infrared hardware work properly. A few camera models, such as the Canon EOS 550D, also don't produce enough output to be reliably controlled through the infrared receiver, so remote control isn't possible with those cameras. In that case, you may want to switch to cable control (transistors).

Infrared remote compatible brands:

Canon, Fuji, Minolta, Nikon, Olympus, Pentax, and Sony

It doesn't always work, so if it fails for you, please contact the author to request a refund. Contact details are provided below and on the author's website (http://bitshift.bplaced.net).