Timecode DSLR vs RawCam

Timecode DSLR is a comprehensive iOS application designed for professional film and video productions. The app enables remote control of professional cameras via WiFi and Bluetooth, offering recording management, timecode tracking, and a powerful marker system. KEY FEATURES: • Professional Camera Control: Remotely control Sony and Canon cameras • SMPTE Timecode Tracking: Precise time synchronization • Marker System: Mark important moments during recording • Apple Watch Integration: Hands-free remote control • PDF Export: Generate detailed shooting reports • Project Management: Organized workflow system • Live View: Monitor the camera feed in real time • Recording Control: Start and stop recording remotely FOR PROFESSIONALS: Ideal for filmmakers, documentary creators, advertising agencies, and video production companies. With timecode synchronization, it ensures perfect alignment in multi-camera shoots. Apple Watch integration allows camera operators to control cameras hands-free, providing significant convenience, especially for solo productions. Supported Cameras: Canon EOS series and more.

RawCam is a minimal camera for unprocessed RAW DNG photos, optional Apple-processed JPEGs, and video. Shoot RAW and decide the final look in your favorite RAW editor, or choose JPG when you want a processed photo ready to use. WHY RAW Processed JPEGs bake in sharpening, noise reduction, and tone mapping. RAW gives you more control over those choices when editing. A DNG file preserves the unprocessed sensor data. You decide how to expose, sharpen, color, and denoise it later, in Lightroom, Capture One, Darkroom, or any other RAW editor. WHAT YOU GET • RAW mode — saves a single 12MP DNG with zero processing • RAW+JPG mode — saves both a clean DNG and a processed JPEG from the selected native rear lens • JPG-only mode — saves one Apple-processed JPEG without a DNG • Optional location tags for photos and videos, off by default • Video mode — records HEVC video to Photos, with extra formats shown only when the current device supports them • Tap to focus anywhere on the preview • Long-press to lock focus • Manual exposure controls for ISO and shutter speed • Quick Auto/Manual controls, with scrollable expanded tools • Tap exposure readouts or swipe up to reveal controls • Hold the photo shutter to start video; tap to stop • EV compensation for auto exposure • Separate focus and exposure targeting • AF/AE lock from the tools grid • White balance controls with presets and Kelvin adjustment • Lens selector with RAW availability • Quick native rear-lens selection • Optional grid, horizon level, and self-timer • Optional aspect guides and steadier photo capture • Volume-button shutter • Three-shot RAW exposure bracketing • RawCam roll for recent in-app photos and videos • Last-shot details for lens, ISO, shutter, EV, white balance, and clipping • App Shortcut for Shortcuts, Siri, Spotlight, and Action Button launch • Flash with off, on, and auto modes • Rear-camera focused capture, with front-camera switching removed to avoid mirrored or distorted RAW previews • Live histogram with orange edge bars for clipped shadows or highlights • Zebra stripes when highlights are clipping • Portrait orientation, designed for one-handed use PRIVACY RawCam has no account, login, analytics, advertising, third-party tracking, or server. It does not send captures or location to the developer. Optional location tags are stored in your media, Photos assets, and local RawCam roll. Your Photos syncing and sharing settings determine where those files and their metadata go. ABOUT THE 12 MEGAPIXEL CAP Apple caps third-party RAW capture at 12MP. The 48MP full sensor readout is reserved for the system Camera app. This is a platform limitation that applies to every third-party camera, not a RawCam limitation. OPEN SOURCE RawCam is open source under the MIT license. The full source lives at github.com/madebysan/rawcam. SUPPORT Found a bug or have a request? Email me directly. The support page link below has FAQs and a contact address.