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Published: 2013-06-05, Author: Nick , review by: macworld.co.uk
Ability to control your camera remotely including photos and video; simple set-up; 4 GB of built-in memory; compatible with Adobe photo editing software; works as a media streamer; ability to transfer files between mobile device and USB; lightweight; shows potential.
iUSBport app is iPad only and not compatible with first generation iPad; limited support for other devices; currently only compatible with Canon/Nikon DSLR cameras; hot shoe extension bar likely required; can take up to seven hours to fully charge; no mains charger included; expensive.
Armed with an iPad, the iUSBportCAMERA is a useful, yet not essential, addition to a photographer's Canon or Nikon tool kit, although it still shows great potential and will likely improve with revisions. The ability to view images on the larger iPad scre...
Abstract: Designed to be compatible with most Canon and Nikon DSLR cameras, Sanho's HyperDrive iUSBportCamera ($300) turns your iPad into a remote control for your camera, as well as a viewer. Some of the features include the ability to instantly and wirelessly...
Wireless camera connection and control, Photos immediately transfer to your device, Heaps of functionality to explore and expand your skills, Can be separately mounted on a tripod
Software could do with a little work to improve usability, Occasionally loses connection with camera but 5 seconds to restore
The accessory & app market is growing at an amazing rate. As devices are becoming maxed out in terms of their functionality, the next wave of innovations is starting to appear in accessories. If you own a DSLR camera, you'll know how expensive it is to bu...
