Triggertrap Mobile gains Wi-Fi triggering via multiple smart devices
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The Triggertrap Mobile update enables Wi-Fi triggering of a camera if you have two smart devices
Wi-Fi triggering with Triggertrap Mobile requires the use of two smart devices, one as a master and the other as a slave
Wi-Fi triggering with Triggertrap Mobile requires the use of two smart devices, one as a master and the other as a slave
The slave device used for Wi-Fi triggering with Triggertrap Mobile is connected to a camera via a special dongle
Article Summary
The Triggertrap Mobile app released earlier this year gave photographers the ability to use a smartphone or tablet connected to their camera, to trigger its shutter in a number of cool ways. Now a significant update also enables Wi-Fi triggering … on the condition you have two smart devices, one to use as a master and the other as a slave.
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