Smart Trigger

Smart Trigger

by Satechi

1 ratings
7 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 4, 2013
  • November 12, 2015

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Control your compatible DSLR camera wirelessly from your smartphone. Offers modes for regular shots, long exposures, and time-lapses, allowing for advanced photography techniques up to 50 feet away.

Wireless camera shutter release
Timed photography tasks
Delay starting moment
Manage exposure time
Set shooting interval
Control up to 50 ft away
Regular, Manual, and Timed Shot modes
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What's New in Smart Trigger

2.0.1

November 12, 2015

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. support for iOS9 and high resolution

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User reviews

Never worked

I bought a Smart Trigger and downloaded the app — both before and after the update for iOS 9. The app never recognized the device. I tried multiple times. So I returned it. Satechi was very responsive initially to my difficulty and then to my request to return.

Company is a scam

I have not run this program, but I can give you my experience with Satechi.

My wife bought me a laser pointer that is supposed to run from the mini jack from my iPhone. The hardware seems nonfunctional, and the software - both for the iPhone and the one that’s supposed to run on my laptop - don’t work.

Here’s the problem: you CANNOT contact the company. They refuse to answer emails and every phone call goes to voicemail. They claim to be really busy and will do what they can to call you back, but don’t hold your breath!

Save your money. Don’t deal with these people. If they’re not fraudulent, they are too unprofessional to make good on their products.
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Could use some improvements

Overall it is a decent app. Once you pair the device with the iPhone it works ok in the first two modes. However the Manual mode could do with some improvements.
Like other users, when I am doing time lapse photography I find that the intervalometer lacks accuracy. The delays tend to be irregular even when set to a 1s delay (sometimes 2, 3 sec), and sometimes not firing at all. I suspect this has to do with the Bluetooth connection and noise in busy areas.
This is especially frustrating when doing time lapse photography during the day.
It would also be great if the smallest delay could be less than 1s.
Satechi please update this app and improve the connection/signal as well as the functionality.
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Not Up to Satechi Standards

I bought this for use on a Nikon D7000. It was not up to what I have seen with other products from Satechi. I could not get the device to pair with my iPhone 4. I worked with tech support's help and never could get it to where I could use it. I went back to my wireless Satechi which I really like. My only complaint with anything that plugs into the side of a Nikon is how vulnerable they are to damage.
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Just ok so far w/t4i

Two simplest modes work well, but I am taking photos to make time lapse videos. I am using the timed shot function and its set to fire off a 4 second exposure with three seconds between photos. The actual photos that are being taken are each getting exposed for between 3 and 5 seconds instead. Each is different, and so my videos look weird and flickery.

Batteries only lasted 3 months before I had to change them... Not 10 years.
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FAQ

What hardware is required for Smart Trigger?

Smart Trigger requires compatible Bluetooth 4.0 Smart Trigger hardware, which is available for purchase from Satechi.

Does Smart Trigger work with any camera?

Smart Trigger is designed for compatible DSLR cameras. It uses Bluetooth technology to link your camera to your smartphone for precise control.

What are the different shooting modes in Smart Trigger?

Smart Trigger offers Regular Shot mode for wireless shutter control, Manual Shot mode for long exposures and bulb mode, and Timed Shot mode for advanced intervalometer functions like time-lapses.

How far can I control my camera with Smart Trigger?

You can control your compatible DSLR camera from up to 50 feet away using the Smart Trigger app and its associated hardware.

Is Smart Trigger available for Android devices?

Based on the provided data, Smart Trigger is supported on iPhone and iPod devices. Information regarding Android compatibility is not available.

When was Smart Trigger last updated?

The latest version of Smart Trigger was released on November 12, 2015. The app was initially released on January 4, 2013.

What is the user rating for Smart Trigger?

Smart Trigger has a rating of 1.0 stars based on 1 rating. This indicates a very low user satisfaction based on the available data.

Does Smart Trigger have ads?

No, Smart Trigger does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use without any ad interruptions.