Remote Release 1.33

Remote Release enables you to trigger your Canon EOS DSLR remotely from your Android device using a USB cable. Wi-Fi support is also available for cameras with Wi-Fi capabilities or when using an intermediary device like the MR3040. For detailed instructions on setting up the Wi-Fi connection, visit the DSLR Controller website. Remote releasing involves using a remote control to activate the camera's shutter, particularly useful for bulb shots and tripod photography.

This application functions as the free version of DSLR Controller. For more information, you can visit their website or access the app on Google Play. Additionally, a discussion thread about Remote Release can be found on XDA-Developers.com.

The features of Remote Release include remotely activating the camera's shutter over USB, similar to a remote release cable, enabling/disabling autofocus, supporting bulb shots, and continuous shooting depending on the camera model.

Minimum requirements include an Android device with an ARMv7-A or newer CPU architecture and a compatible Canon EOS DSLR. When connecting over USB, specific system requirements need to be met depending on whether your device is rooted or not.

Please consult the supported devices page on DSLR Controller's website for device compatibility information before using Remote Release. Once installed, follow the outlined steps to establish a connection between your camera and device and commence remote operation.

In operation mode, Remote Release displays various camera settings such as model, shutter setting, aperture setting, ISO setting, and drive mode. Users can trigger auto-focus and the shutter button through the app, especially handy for DryOS based cameras in enabling precise focus control.