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It crush on iOS7.1!!!
It crush on iOS7.1!!!
Please fix it!
Please fix it!
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Control your DSLR camera's shutter remotely using a connected device. Offers various shooting modes including single, continuous, delay, and bulb.
✓Single Shoot
✓Continuous Shoot
✓Delay Shoot
✓Bulb Shoot
✓Program Shoot
✓Set date, time, exposure, interval, and number of shots
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What's New in Pixel DSLR Shutter Controller
1.46
October 15, 2015
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. - support ios9
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What devices does Pixel DSLR Shutter Controller support?
Pixel DSLR Shutter Controller is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It requires the Pixel BG-100 device, which is sold separately, to control your DSLR camera.
What shooting modes are available with Pixel DSLR Shutter Controller?
The app offers Single Shoot, Continuous Shoot, Delay Shoot, Bulb Shoot, and Program Shoot modes. Program Shoot allows for detailed customization of shooting parameters.
Does Pixel DSLR Shutter Controller have ads?
No, Pixel DSLR Shutter Controller does not contain advertisements. It is a free application with no in-app purchases or ads.
How often is Pixel DSLR Shutter Controller updated?
The latest version of Pixel DSLR Shutter Controller is 1.46, released on October 15, 2015. The app has not been updated since then.
What is the age rating for Pixel DSLR Shutter Controller?
Pixel DSLR Shutter Controller has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users aged four and older.
What is the user rating for Pixel DSLR Shutter Controller?
Pixel DSLR Shutter Controller has a rating of 1.0 stars based on 1 rating. This suggests a very low user satisfaction.
Can I use Pixel DSLR Shutter Controller without the Pixel BG-100 device?
No, the Pixel DSLR Shutter Controller app requires the Pixel BG-100 device to function. This hardware accessory is necessary for controlling your DSLR camera's shutter.
