Now available for iOS and Android
The Triggertrap Mobile app is free, and available in the App Store.
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Our brand-new Android app proudly joins the iOS app in the Triggertrap line-up, offering photographers eight awesome ways of triggering their cameras. The Android app is a veritable timelapsing powerhouse, including accelerating, bulb ramping, HDR, and distance-based timelapse modes.
To use the Triggertrap Mobile for Android app, you need to connect your SLR, EVIL, or advanced compact camera to your Android device using a Triggertrap Mobile Dongle – find out which one you need for your camera on our clever Cable Selection page.
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More than 280 camera models from a dozen different manufacturers are supported!
To use the Triggertrap Mobile Apps with your camera, you’ll need a connection dongle, and a camera connection cable.
Buy yours hereSome of our recent writings about the Triggertrap Mobile
What does it look like when a light bulb explodes from the inside? And how on earth do you go about capturing that image?! Joe Giacomet has found a way to capture explosions like this - and the finished product is absolutely stunning.
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Have you ever wondered what the range really is on your radio triggers? Triggertrap Mobile lets you put this to the test using the DistanceLapse mode!
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Matt Stock has spent years developing some of the most inspiring light painting techniques around. Night time photography always sounds so blissfully simple. Wave a torch about and make a cool photo. That is, until you find yourself out in the middle of nowhere at night, unassisted on a shoot, and a trip over a loose stone results […]
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Are you eager to create gorgeous Sunrise and Sunset timelapses, but are struggling to time them just right? Fear not! We’ve devised the perfect solution to help you capture magic hour perfectly every time.
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Out with the old and in with the new! We’ve got exciting new Triggertrap kit coming your way and need your help making some room for it.
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On Tuesday night this week (15.04.2014), North America was witness to a rare aerial sight. A lunar eclipse – otherwise known as a blood moon – was taking place, and it looks like every photographer on the continent worth their salt was out to take in the views.
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