Camera Connect & Control

Camera Connect & Control

Connect a wifi camera or DSLR

717 ratings
259 reviews
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Seamlessly connect your DSLR or WiFi camera to your smartphone. View, share, and download photos directly from your camera. Offers remote capture, live view control, and advanced features like focus bracketing and bulb capture.

View camera photos in a grid
Quick JPG and RAW file loading
Direct photo sharing to other apps
Download files to phone
Remote capture
Live view camera control
Focus bracketing and bulb capture
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What's New in Camera Connect & Control

7.0.1

August 26, 2026

* support for newer Sony cameras using PTP interface (+bluetooth) ILCE-1(M2), ILCE-9M2/M3, ILCE-7RM5/M6, ILCE-7RM4(A), ILCE-7CR, ILCE-7SM3, ILCE-7M4/M5, ILCE-7C(M2), ILCE-7RM3A, ILCE-7M2/M3, ILCE-6700, ILCE-6600, ILCE-6400(A), ILCE-6100(A), DSC-RX1RM3, DSC-RX0M2, DSC-RX100M7(A), DSC-RX100M5A, DSC-RX10M4, DSC-HX99 * less disconnects (recover from transaction id mismatch)

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Price Updates
August 24, 2026$12.99
July 1, 2026$19.99
June 6, 2026$22.99
November 7, 2025$19.99
June 7, 2025$12.99
May 13, 2025$14.99
April 29, 2025$12.99
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User reviews

Fabulous app

I photograph wild flowers with a Canon EOS80D, and recently started focus stacking to be able to show off the flowers in all their glorious detail. This app makes focus stacking so easy, controlling accurate focus increments on most of my lenses. Or any other kind of remote camera control. Make sure you use it far away from normal WiFi networks, then it works really well. Being able to see what the camera sees without accessing the viewfinder is magic. The controls work well too. Thank you!

Just a couple of improvements might help. Being able to adjust the focus increment would be handy. Another would be to queue camera requests: if the camera is busy saving a RAW image to a slow SD card, it can be hard to be sure you have changed the focus before the next shot. Audio feedback after initiating a focus increment might be helpful too.

Appended 24 Aug 2026
I found a reproducible fault condition:

Canon EOS-80D
Connect to WiFi (set up to send images direct to camera).
Connect to camera
Live view
Move focus rectangle
Tap + to magnify
Tap + to magnify again
Camera locks up, err (70) displayed, only way to reset is remove and replace battery.
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Great lightweight affordable alternative

This app is a huge help with run and gun live video for socials instead of having to use a big monitor all the time.

The only reason this isn't a 5 star review is because I would LOVE LOVE LOVE to have anamorphic-squeeze as it's a need with my Canon R6V 🙏

Great app, some suggestions

Great alternative to Snap Bridge (very limited functionality) and NX Field (too complicated to setup). Would like to see larger shutter and AF buttons, and also an option to replicate the f1 and f2 buttons on the Nikon Z8. Alternatively, a button to quickly switch from FX to DX and back. Should also add support for Nikon Z digital zoom lenses (like the 28-135mm), so that you can operate the digital zoom from the app. Would also be nice to be able to move the histogram by dragging (or option to place it in any of the 4 quarters of the image). Also the level needs better guiding lines to know when the camera is perfectly level. Otherwise, it solves my need of having a simple remote control to shoot with a cage setup low over the water for wildlife photography without cable connections or unnecessary hardware.
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Canon user

Real issues connecting to both my R6ii and R5. Spent a couple of hours trying to connect them up tonight.

Instructions poor and incomplete and nothing found to help on YouTube.

I’m sure the app is very good but basics of connecting to the camera needs more clear instructions.

Resurrected my love of old DSLR

After many years of mobile photography this app turns the table and resurrected my DSLR. The app provides a seamless way to take beautiful photos on my old Nikon DSLR automatically transferring them to my photoroll. And the developer was immediately open to my feedback and day later there was an update to a small issue. Well worth the money to be able to learn to love my Nikon again. Thank you!
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User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

App crashes or freezes during use

Bug

Unable to connect to camera or transfer files

Bug

Paid features not working as expected

Bug

Deleted photos not recoverable

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Add support for more camera models

Feature

Improve Wi-Fi stability and reliability

Feature

Allow direct USB connection for faster transfers

Feature

Implement a more user-friendly interface

Feature

Provide better documentation and troubleshooting guides

Feature

FAQ

What does Camera Connect & Control do?

This app allows you to connect your DSLR or WiFi camera to your smartphone. You can view photos directly on your camera, share them, download them to your phone, and even control camera settings remotely.

What are the key features of the app?

Key features include viewing photos in a grid, quick loading of JPG and RAW files, direct sharing to social media, downloading files to your phone, remote capture, and live view with camera control. Advanced features like focus bracketing and bulb capture are also available.

Is the app free to use?

The app offers a free version with basic functionality. Additional features, such as showing Exif data, single file downloads, bulk operations, and advanced live view controls, are available through paid Lite and Pro versions.

What cameras are supported?

The app supports a wide range of Canon, Nikon, and Sony cameras. For Canon and Nikon cameras without built-in WiFi, a USB connection can be used. Sony cameras require the 'Smart Remote Control' app to be updated.

How can I connect my camera if there's no WiFi available?

If your camera does not have built-in WiFi and you do not have access to a WiFi network, you can connect your camera to your phone by using your phone's hotspot feature.