Remote Shutter: camera connect

Remote Shutter: camera connect

Selfie remote & camera timer

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63 reviews
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Transform two devices into a wireless camera system without internet or Wi-Fi. Control your camera remotely with a live preview, perfect for group shots, selfies, and creative photography.

Wireless remote shutter up to 50 feet
Live camera preview
Remote camera and flash control
Adjustable photo timer
Remote video recording
Direct device-to-device connection
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What's New in Remote Shutter

10.0.3

August 21, 2026

NEW — Multicam: up to four cameras, one director - Connect up to four iPhones as cameras and see every angle live in a grid - One synced shutter fires photos or video on every camera at the same instant - Footage collects automatically to the director, time-aligned for editing The remote is redesigned around the viewfinder: the picture first, the controls out of its way. - Full-screen live preview: the shot now fills the display with the controls floating over it, instead of a small picture squeezed above a panel of buttons - Landscape support: turn the remote sideways and the image takes over almost the entire screen - A tidier layout: self-timer, aspect ratio and quality moved into a panel one tap away, each showing its current setting at a glance - Clear connection status: a quiet indicator confirms the picture is live, and says so the moment the feed stalls - Nothing covers your shot: capture progress now appears on the shutter button instead of a pop-up over the frame you are composing - Camera standby: the device acting as the camera can rest its own screen during long shoots while it keeps streaming and shooting Recently added: - Stormo QUIC P2P engine: the device-to-device link rebuilt on QUIC, the transport behind HTTP/3, encrypted with TLS 1.3 and still direct device to device, with no router or network needed - Please update Remote Shutter on both devices. Older versions can't pair with this one - Tap to Focus: tap the live preview to set focus and exposure exactly where you want it, included with Pro - Real-time video: a smooth live feed replaces still snapshots, so framing every shot is effortless - Gear Store: browse tripods, mounts, and accessories picked for your camera setup - Reliability and performance improvements throughout

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4-Camera Multicam

Direct up to 4 cameras at once.

User reviews

So many changes!

Since my last review on this app, which was less than positive, the newest version fixes every issue I initially had. I will be spending more time into a deep dive, but so far, everything seems to working correctly. I even got a message from the developer(s) about the changes. That is customer support done right.
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Response from developer

Thank you for coming back and updating your review — feedback like your original one is what drove the connection-layer rebuild, so "fixes every issue I initially had" is the best thing a developer can read. Enjoy the deep dive: if anything still feels rough, email me and it goes straight on the list. And keep an eye out — a big update is in the works this month.

Ha del potenziale

Ha del potenziale ma tra gli obietti anche se c’è scritto “2X” in realtà utilizza il 5X. Inoltre non si può cambiare il formato, scatta sempre in 9:16, come mai?

Disappointed

Had hopes it would be good and it seem like it at first but very time I connect my devices and chose a role one of them crashes

Response from developer

Update from the developer: the exact crash you hit — right after choosing a role — was found and fixed in version 7.0. Connection handling was rebuilt again in 8.x and it's now the most stable the app has ever been. I'd be grateful if you gave it one more try with the current version; if it misbehaves at all, email me and I'll dig into it personally.

A few suggestions

I’ve been able to use this app with great success. However, it would be nice if I could connect more than one camera.

Response from developer

Thank you — glad it's working well for you. You'll like this: connecting more than one camera is actively being prototyped right now. No promised date yet, but it's real. Email me if you'd like to hear when it's ready to test.

Doesn’t work

Absolutely worthless and a waste of my time . “ Error unable to connect” the usual response. It connected once successfully but then crashed.

FAQ

What does the Remote Shutter app do?

This app turns two devices into a wireless remote camera system. One device acts as the camera, and the other serves as a remote control with a live monitor, allowing you to capture photos and videos from a distance without needing internet or Wi-Fi.

What are the key features of Remote Shutter?

Key features include wireless remote shutter control from up to 50 feet, a live camera preview on the remote device, remote control of the camera flash, an adjustable photo timer, and the ability to record video remotely. It also offers a direct device-to-device connection.

How does the app connect devices?

The app uses peer-to-peer technology to connect two devices directly. Once the app is opened on both devices, they automatically connect without requiring any internet, Wi-Fi network, or user accounts.

What devices is Remote Shutter compatible with?

The app is compatible with iPhones, iPads, and Macs. It facilitates a direct device-to-device connection, meaning you can use it between compatible Apple devices.

When would I use this app?

This app is ideal for taking group photos, selfies, tripod shots, capturing creative angles, and any situation requiring hands-free photography. It's also useful for recording content or taking pictures from hard-to-reach spots.