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• Connect to the CamRanger Mini WiFi network Turn on the CamRanger Mini and wait about 30-45 seconds for the device to initialize. When it is ready the blue WiFi LED will turn on. Go to the Settings on the iPad/iPhone and select the WiFi section. Select and join the WiFi network “CamRanger-___”...
At the bottom of the screen are two buttons: Cached Images and Settings. The Settings button will bring up the Settings screen (see the Settings section for more details). Note that a connection has not been made with the CamRanger at this point so some settings will not be available.
After ensuring the camera is on, awake, and connected to the CamRanger with a USB cable, press "Connect" to connect to the CamRanger and begin a session. Please see the troubleshooting appendix if there are difficulties connecting. Main Screen After successfully connecting in the app, the main camera control screen will be displayed.
The live view button toggles live view on and off. Live view must be controlled from the CamRanger and not from the camera. The movie button toggles movie mode on and off. When movie mode is on, the Capture button changes to “Record”...
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The minimum and maximum exposure values for the sequence will be displayed above the Start button. Press the Start button to begin the sequence. Because the CamRanger is actually changing the camera’s exposure parameters, the camera must be set to Manual exposure mode to perform HDR bracketing.
HDR sequence of captures. The HDR parameters are those that are set in the HDR tab. Press “Start” to begin the sequence. After started, the iOS device does not need to remain connected to the CamRanger. So there is no need to remain close by during a long time lapse sequence.
The new focus stacking method requires to user to specify the nearest and furthest focus points and then the CamRanger automates the step size and number of shots based on the camera, lens, and aperture. Because the aperture affects the depth of field, this focus stacking method can only be used when the camera is in manual or aperture priority exposure modes.
For Canon cameras, the CamRanger can only know the lens focal length by downloading an image. If an image has not been downloaded in that session yet, the focus stacking section will be disabled and instead a button will be shown to take a configuration shot. Pressing the button will result in the camera capturing an image, downloading the image to determine the lens focal length and then immediately deleting the image.
Canon cameras. When set to PC, the camera is physically locked but the CamRanger can control more camera settings. In Camera mode shooting from the camera is possible, but changing certain settings with the CamRanger is not. Image and Live View Overlays •...
• Legal - Display terms, conditions, warning information, and licenses • CamRanger Version - the first digits are the software/app version and the digits after the final period is the CamRanger firmware version • Exit - closes the current session and returns to the connection screen PT Hub &...
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When the CamRanger app is started with the PT Hub and MP-360 connected, a tripod button will appear next to the other tab buttons. A directional pad is displayed on the tripod tab. Press and hold to move the tripod head in the desired direction.
Any camera WiFi connectivity and built-in camera sharing must be disabled • The CamRanger mini has the same limitations as any WiFi network and can be negatively impacted by environmental interference. Strong interference can result in a failure to join the CamRanger mini WiFi network.
CamRanger is a registered trademark of CamRanger LLC. iOS, iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. CamRanger is not for use for illegal purposes. CamRanger LLC is not responsible for damage or loss incurred to the camera, memory card, images, iOS device, or any third party equipment.