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The CamRanger has revolutionized my long-lens photography … I love it
- George Lepp (Canon Explorer of Light & Outdoor Photographer Editor)

“The CamRanger is the wireless device photographers have been waiting a long time for. After one use I can say it was worth the wait.”
- Gregg Ellman – Dallas Star-Telegram

CamRanger allows wireless control of your Canon or Nikon DSLR directly from your iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, and now Mac computer.

PC (Windows 7/8) and Android versions are in development and will be free and use the same CamRanger device.
Estimated availability dates
Windows Beta: May 14th
Android Beta: Late May/Early June

To get a sneak peak at our progress, check out our Android Demo Video.

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Overview Video

CamRanger on GeekBeat TV

Overview Video
Capture & View Images

Capture & View Images

Capture images in all drive modes. Then view full resolution images in JPG or Canon RAW and optionally save to an iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch. CamRanger is a great wireless tethering solution.
Live View

Live View

Wirelessly stream live view to your iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch. Complete focusing control with touch focus, incremental adjustments, and focus stacking.
View & Edit Camera Settings

View & Edit Camera Settings

Remotely change and view camera settings: Aperture, Shutter Speed, ISO, White Balance, Drive/Shooting Mode (Single, Continuous, etc.), AF, Metering Mode, Image Format, Auto Exposure Mode, and Exposure Compensation and Bracketing.
Record Movies

Record Movies

Wirelessly record movies to view and edit later. CamRanger supports touch focusing during movie recording for many Nikon and Canon cameras.
Intervalometer / HDR

Intervalometer / HDR

Setup intervalometer (time lapse) or HDR on your CamRanger. No need for your iOS device to remain connected after the initial setup.
Macro & Focus Stacking

Macro & Focus Stacking

Perfect for macro photography where your camera is in awkward locations or very precise focus control is needed. Use automatic focus stacking for enhanced depth of field.