Ir Universal Remote Control App For Android

It is right what i was looking for.. i can use ir for filters, filter adpater, also remote control.!

Use it with an android app to control my photos using smartphone or android tablet

I've has this product for over a year and a half. I really like the features and the remote control I have with the app.

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While this is also a trigger for your camera, to work as a remote trigger you need the remote control and flash trigger unit. Seems to work as intended. I used the sound and IR trigger and works well. I am posting example of water balloon bursting I took using the IR unit.

I use this remote control primarily for landscape photography with a Canon 6D. The RC-6 works better than advertised. For example, it will actuate the shutter by standing in front of the camera up to about 30 feet from the camera and it will actuate when standing to the side of the camera next to the IR sensor. However, it will not actuate the shutter when I stand on the side opposite the IR sensor. I like the minimalist aspect of the sensor, because it did not require buying any attachments for the camera. If you want a remote release for wildlife photography, this is probably not the unit to purchase because of the limited distance from which it will actuate.

since my phone is a 2023 motorola and can't run the app... which was a pain for activating the camera... I had to purchase this unit to supply gps to the X3. It works good. lets you control the camera, and shows status.. seems to work okay.. I noticed some of my gps mappings were slightly off, but i guess its just a thing. The only wonky thing with this remote is it 'awakening the camera'.. someone it is quick, sometimes it takes long.. and sometimes i simply just turn it on manually even with it on top of my head. The straps are nice, fits nice around the handlebar. sometimes i've noticed pushing the putting to take a picture, doesn't always take a picture.. These could be novice things, i'm sure things will get smoother. enjoying the experience.. just wish the camera itself didn't require the app for certain things. While I have figured out how to manually update the firmware of the x3, i have not figured out how to do so with the remote control, without the app.

This device provides the means of remote control of lights (on, off, intensity). The Vasa app used to interface with the switch is simple to use and includes switch installation instructions that were thorough and clear.  I have very little experience with electrical wiring, but was able to effect the installation in relatively short order.  Just needed to make a quick trip to the hardware store to buy a current detector.  The switch has an elegant appearance and can be smoothly operated, either directly or remotely

Love this slider. I got this mainly for product commercials and videography. This is definitely one of the greatest value sliders out there. The movement is very smooth, and there are a few shotting mode that you can set up using the remote control or the app. I took about 2 minutes to mess around remote control and the app to fully understand the few setups, not bad at all! I do like that I am being able to use the slider with one battery while charging another one. The ball head is solid! Overall, the build of the slider is very high quality and I love how smooth my footage is. I see reviews saying the motor is loud. As a videographer, I have never used the mic built into the camera because I would have an extension mic that attaches to the shirt of the interviewers or interviewees for the best clear audio results. Overall, I am satisfied with the product and would 100% recommend it!

There's a LOT to like about this recorder. The BT app is great for remote control, 4 different ways to power the unit, and more. They put a lot of thought into the design in my opinion. And finally, 32 bit float is the next big thing in digital audio- not having to set input gains and no longer needing to worry about an accidental clip ruining your entire recording. It's like shooting photographs and video in RAW, but with audio.