Control your iPhone camera remotely using another iPhone. Capture photos, videos, and timelapses with live preview and manual camera controls like ISO and shutter speed, all from a distance. Ideal for group shots and self-portraits without needing a timer.
10.2
November 15, 2020
Power Saving mode, for longer remote recording session. On remote controlling device, tap on remote control icon to access Power Saving mode. * To access Power Saving mode, both devices need run on 10.2 or later.
Moreteleshot uses two iPhones: one acts as the camera and the other as the remote control. They connect over Wi-Fi, allowing you to control camera functions like focus, zoom, and manual settings from the remote device.
teleshot is designed for iPhones and iPods. It requires two compatible devices to function, with one serving as the camera and the other as the remote.
The connection between the two iPhones happens over Wi-Fi and has a limited working range. It is suggested to stay within 10 feet (3 meters) of each other when using it outdoors for optimal performance.
No, teleshot is not designed for home surveillance. Its Wi-Fi connection has limitations, and it is not reliable for providing such services.
teleshot offers remote manual controls for settings such as ISO, shutter speed, and white balance. You can also remotely control focus and exposure points.
The latest version of teleshot is 10.2, which was last updated on November 15, 2020. Future updates will depend on the developer's release schedule.
teleshot has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for users of all ages. This rating indicates general content appropriateness.
No, teleshot does not contain advertisements. As a free application, it provides an uninterrupted user experience without any in-app ads.
