Camera Remote Control App

Camera Remote Control App

Take photos easily! No timers!

148 ratings
43 reviews
$1.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 8, 2018
  • March 6, 2020

Features

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Control your device's camera remotely from another iOS device. Capture photos with customizable delays, switch cameras, and adjust flash and sound settings without needing a timer. Ideal for group shots and creative photo sessions.

✓Remote photo capture
✓Customizable photo delays
✓Switch between front/rear cameras
✓Flash and sound control
✓Automatic photo series
✓Save photos on both devices
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What users say

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What's New in Camera Remote Control App

2.8

March 6, 2020

• minor bug fixes

User reviews

Do t buy!

This is absolutely the dumbest app that is completely useless that turns your 13 inch iPad into a giant button when you don't even need it it's supposed to have live view but it doesn't so it makes no point in setting up a camera somewhere where you can't see what's in it

Does not work

App does not work and no one helped me fix it, I messaged them through the app. iPhones 11 and 16.

No picture on controlling device

This is absolutely ridiculous. I can take a photo remotely. But I can’t see what I’m taking a picture of on my controlling device. Total waste of money.

DOES NOT SHOW LIVE CAMERA VIEW!

Absolutely pointless! I just wanted a bigger screen version of the Apple Watch remote camera app so you can see what the photo will look like. This is just a remote shutter button, and the Bluetooth ones you can buy cheap are better and easier to hide in a photo than holding a phone.

Waste of time and money!

Can’t use the second device as a monitor! What’s the point?!

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

9 issues

App does not work

Bug

No picture on controlling device

Bug

Does not show live camera view

Bug

Cannot use second device as monitor

Bug

Screen orientation only vertical

Bug

Cannot use phone as camera and iPad as monitor

Bug

Frequent syncing required

Bug

Black screen on iPhones

Bug

Disconnects after saving photo

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Requested Features

9 requests

Live camera view on controlling device

Feature

Ability to use video function

Feature

Landscape mode support

Feature

Access to other cameras (front/back)

Feature

Manual focus control

Feature

Ability to use different lenses

Feature

Integration with native camera app

Feature

Portrait mode support

Feature

Preview on remote device

Feature

FAQ

What does the Camera Remote Control App do?

This app allows you to control your iOS device's camera remotely from another iOS device. You can set up one device as the camera and use the other as a remote to take photos, eliminating the need for timers or asking someone else to take your picture.

What are the key features of this remote camera app?

Key features include taking single photos, photos with customizable delays (1, 3, 5, 10 seconds), taking a series of photos with pauses, switching cameras, controlling flash and sound, and enabling photo saving on both connected devices.

Is this app free to use?

Yes, the application is free to download and use. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned in the provided description.

What devices is this app compatible with?

The app is designed for iOS devices. You need to download the app on two separate iOS devices to establish a connection and use its remote control functionality.

When would I use this app?

This app is ideal for taking group photos where everyone wants to be in the shot, setting up creative photo sessions without a timer, or when you need to be a certain distance from your camera. The automatic series feature is particularly useful for capturing multiple poses.