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More than just a simple remote trigger, the Unleashed 18 N2 Smartphone DSLR Remote by Foolography provides full control over your camera from your smartphone. Remotely change aperture, shutter speed, ISO, white balance, exposure compensation, and more. Trigger your camera from up to 130 feet away using your smartphone's Bluetooth signal, then receive a postview thumbnail to make sure you're getting the shot or need to fine-tune your exposure on the fly. Program interval shooting with up to 1 hour between exposures for dynamic time-lapse videos; the unique exposure ramping feature can adjust the camera settings for consistent exposure as brightness changes over time. Program exposures up to 4.6 hours long for stunning star trails and other long-exposure applications. The Unleashed Remote can also start and stop video recording and can operate up to six cameras simultaneously. The integrated geotagging feature records your location anywhere on earth so you will always know exactly where you got that shot. Remarkably, with all the features the Unleashed Remote has to offer, it is so compact you can plug it into your camera and forget about it. Its slim profile is due in part to its lack of batteries—it sips power from the camera battery when needed, so you never need to worry about it running out of juice at a remote location.
Foolography Unleashed 18 N2 Smartphone DSLR Remote for Nikon D7500, D5600 Cameras
- Adds Full Camera Control from Smartphone
- 130-Foot Bluetooth Range, iOS & Android
- Fire Camera Remotely, Start & Stop Video
Foolography Unleashed N2 Overview
- 1Description
- 2Compatible Nikon Cameras
- 3Adds Full Camera Control to iOS & Android Smartphones
- 4Time-Lapse and Long Exposure
- 5Automatic Exposure Ramping
- 6Fire Camera Remotely, Start and Stop Video
- 7Instant Photo Review
- 8Geotagging
- 9Control Multiple Cameras
- 10Smart Technology
- 11Compact Form Factor
- 12Battery-Free Operation
Foolography Unleashed N2 Specs
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| Camera Connection | |
| Interval Timer/Programmable | |
| Live View | |
| Mobile Device/App-enabled | |
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Foolography Unleashed N2 Reviews
Like it says...
Using it with a Z7 as a remote trigger for bird photography. Really great that I can control all settings within a given mode-in this case, shutter priority. Simple and elegant.
Simple, intuitive, it just works
SnapBridge does some things right, but it lacks the overall capabilities of this device. I use it when doing Milky Way photography as it gives me full control of my Z7ii without touching it. Very highly recommended.
Excellent !!! But... (Nikon Z 6 II)
NO need to pour water about the device. Everything works fine BUT ! German engineering is not yet superb. Only one thing does not exist here - you cannot see real results via phone (only imitation of the picture). Shame on this lack. Yet, It still 4 big stars, is it not?
Perfect hardware, poor software
This is a neat little remote control. The hardware is simply *brilliant*, really. It is tiny and fits right into my L-bracket without obstructing the camera mount in vertical mode, it does not protrude out. For basic functionality, it also does not need that cable that comes with it, it gets the power through the connection. The cable is only needed if you want to transfer images to your mobile phone. This is the smallest remote control that I know of. Now, for the software, that is really the limiting part. It is a mobile app, free download and updated as needed. It works with several cameras at the same time, you can trigger them individually or at the same time. As long as you remember the camera's serial number, you know which one is which, there is no naming option. However, handling is very clumsy to say the least. I can get over the fact that they use accurate exposure times (1:04 instead of 1 minute, 32 s instead of 30 etc.), but using this for a simple star trail is just plain cumbersome. It has a very advanced timelapse functionality, but is missing a dedicated intervalometer function where all you want is back to back images with as little interval as possible. And then there are lots of idiosyncrasies, such as the timelapse not accepting a 1 second interval, it needs at least 2 s, to give the camera enough time to process data. This is crock, my camera's built-in intervalometer allows for a 0.5 s interval! Lots of these little pitfalls here. I sent them an elaborate email with lots of suggestions for improvements, but have not seen any of these implemented. I do use this on two of my Z6 cameras (not on the Z6II where I can do everything with built-in timing). Still hoping to see an improved software.
Fabulous Foolography
The Foolography Unleashed N2 Smartphone DSLR Remote for Nikon Z6, Z7 Cameras works as advertised. I have the Nikon Z7 and the devise fits nice and tight even with my L bracket attached. The connectivity is quite good. The operation is simple and easy to understand. Highly recommend this as a remote for your Z6 or Z7 cameras.
Scary small, but that's good, I think.
I've only plugged it in once and tested it, and it does everything advertised....so far, seamlessly. So, for that it gets 5 stars. It's tiny and, for that it also gets 5 stars. It works well with my L-bracket (Kirk) and, for that it also gets 5 stars. But, I fear it's so small, that I'll lose it and, for that, I give it five stars (if I lose it, it's my own dang fault). I'll say that the image view on my iPhone is pretty low resolution and even pixelated, but that doesn't concern me (fact is, I'll likely not even use that feature for my purposes)...So, yes, I'm glad I bought it, and I know it'll get lots of use (if I don't lose it - LoL), and I'd buy it again. It's good.
Worst Product for Photography
This product only did one thing, allow you to adjust your camera's settings; that's it! You cannot transfer files from your camera to your smart device. The picture you are given to review on your smart device is highly pixelated which does not allow you to properly view your picture settings. If I were to go out on a limb to say, it is about 1 pixel per square inch; if that! Connectivity to your smart device drops every so often, it is not a reliable one. Unfortunately for me, I only travel to the US every so often and cannot return this item within the prescribed window. Waste of money, waste of time, waste of a product. I DO NOT RECOMMEND IT for any level photographer.
Love this trigger
I got to take this out and test it shooting some seascapes, I like being able to step back and consider my settings on the phone. Stays connected which is great.
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