Friday, March 19, 2004
DSLR Remote Pro
Posted by Suhit Gupta in "SOFTWARE" @ 06:00 PM
"DSLR Remote Pro allows a Canon EOS-1D, EOS-1DS, EOS 10D, 300D, Digital Rebel or Kiss Digital digital SLR to be operated tethered to a PC using the FireWire or USB cable".
If you find that the default programs that come bundled with your pro camera is not enough or changing the settings on your camera to be a pain, DSLR Remote Pro might suit you very well. At $129 (there is a free demo available) DSLR Remote Pro not only serves as an excellent learning tool but also as a great preview tool. It connects your digital SLR to your PC and shows your the preview of your shots on you monitor rather than that tiny LCD. With this tool, you can also set a wide range of camera shooting parameters directly from the control menu instead of using the buttons on the camera itself, with the specific features depending on the camera model that you are using. These include exposure mode, F Stop, Shutter speed, ISO, White Balance, Drive Mode and more. You can also overlay a user definable grid, and even display the camera's focus point selection.
I think this is a fantastic tool, haven't used it yet but I think I definitely intend to give it a shot.
If you find that the default programs that come bundled with your pro camera is not enough or changing the settings on your camera to be a pain, DSLR Remote Pro might suit you very well. At $129 (there is a free demo available) DSLR Remote Pro not only serves as an excellent learning tool but also as a great preview tool. It connects your digital SLR to your PC and shows your the preview of your shots on you monitor rather than that tiny LCD. With this tool, you can also set a wide range of camera shooting parameters directly from the control menu instead of using the buttons on the camera itself, with the specific features depending on the camera model that you are using. These include exposure mode, F Stop, Shutter speed, ISO, White Balance, Drive Mode and more. You can also overlay a user definable grid, and even display the camera's focus point selection.
I think this is a fantastic tool, haven't used it yet but I think I definitely intend to give it a shot.
