[Mananetwork]

http://www.ononesoftware.com/_img/products/prod_detail_dslr_bboard.png

DSLR Camera Remote is the next-generation cable release for your Canon EOS DSLR camera. Just connect your camera to a WiFi enabled computer and the DSLR Camera Remote software enables you to use your Apple iPhone or iPod touch to wirelessly adjust cameras settings, fire the shutter, review images, even get a live viewfinder preview. DSLR Camera Remote is a must-have for remote shooting applications like high or low angles, self portraits and children. With its advanced timers it makes remote monitoring a snap. No internet connection required!

http://www.ononesoftware.com/detail.php?prodLine_id=38

[[HuCk DuCk]]

tested?

[smk]

Anything for a Nikon? :(

[Mananetwork]

http://www.crunchgear.com/2009/07/24/will-your-dslr-work-with-v11-of-onones-dslr-iphone-app/

Which cameras it will work for

[gnu5]

hope sony comes out with one hahahah

[Senna4ever]

Nikon version is just about to come out.

http://www.robgalbraith.com/bins/content_page.asp?cid=7-10041-10114

[Soundy]

Now how about a Windows Mobile version of this baby??

[lol FAIL]

it would be nice if they had automatic transfer/syncing through bluetooth/pc with a SLR.

[Senna4ever]

^^ why? You can do it via Wifi now.

[lol FAIL]

^^ why? You can do it via Wifi now.

Bluetooth is universal. Can easily send pics to your cell phones etc. Yes at that big of a resolution lol.

Also bluetooth doesnt use as much battery power as wifi.

But anyways, what cameras/model has the wifi ?

[Senna4ever]

Isn't Bluetooth slower than WiFi though? Canon & Nikon both have WiFi attachments that you can put on the camera. EyeFi has an SD card that has built in WiFi.

[lol FAIL]

Isn't Bluetooth slower than WiFi though? Canon & Nikon both have WiFi attachments that you can put on the camera. EyeFi has an SD card that has built in WiFi.

Yeah it's slower. But I'm never in a rush when I come home with my camera.

hahah but i was thinking with a module built into the phone, not a attachment or add-on

[Soundy]

I dunno about the Nikons, or other Canons, but when I got my 40D, I seriously considered the battery grip that adds WiFi capability.

Yes, Bluetooth is MUCH slower than WiFi. Current standard on the market is Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR (extended data rate), which is 3Mbit/s. Compare that with 802.11b at 11Mbit/s, 11g at 54Mbit/s, and 11n at potentially up to 600Mbit/s.

Bluetooth is also very range-limited: 10m is the max spec for class 2, which is what most devices use. In other words, you pretty much have to be in the same room as the computer.

Now imagine with your WiFi-equipped camera, you walk into Starbucks, order up your latte, log on to their WiFi, and automatically FTP all your pictures to your Photobucket account...

[Soundy]

BTW... BT may take less power than WiFi, but it doesn't take 1/10th the power, while it WILL take *at least* 10 times longer to transfer the files. In the end, you're not saving anything.

[Senna4ever]

With the EyeFi, you just put the SD card into your camera and VOILA! you have a camera that is connected to a network!

[niforpix]

lol @ BT... you really feel like waiting 10 minutes to transfer 30+MB RAW file?