Shoot

Shoot

Trigger your camera with Shoot or 2 Second Delay button. Within shoot mode you can enable a GPS Log function that records your location at the time the shot is triggered. This can GPS log can be exported and synced with the photos triggered by the camera.

Shoot

• Press either the “Shoot” or “2 Second Delay” buttons to trigger the camera.
• When the GPS mode is switched to “Track Shot”, GPS coordinates are recorded for each shot when the “Shoot” or “2 Second Delay” buttons are pressed.
• With the GPS mode set to “Auto Track”, GPS data will record coordinates every 5 seconds until the GPS mode is switched to either “GPS Off” or “Track Shot”.
• Using “auto” mode allows the photographer to leave the iPhone on in their pocket freeing both hands to manually adjust the camera and take shots.
• The GPS log can be exported via email in GPX format from pressing the “Export Log” button. The GPX file can be used to geo-tag the photos triggered by this application.
• For photos to be geo-tagged seamlessly, please ensure the GPS Time Stamp and the camera’s clock are in sync.
• Geo-tagging photos can be accomplished with Mac applications such as “GPSPhotoLinker”.
• The GPS log can be cleared via the “Reset Log” button.
• The GPS log can be displayed through map view from the “Open Map” button. This button is replaced with a already displayed map when using an iPad.

Tags: DSLR, remote, Shoot

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