EmailIf you use a DSLR you may find that it is much easier to control shoots by using a remote. Now, there is a new remote hitting the market that will be the most powerful remote you could dream of.
The Pulse remote for DSLR is blue tooth and wi-fi enabled and clips into the hot shoe of your DRLS camera. The remote connects via USB and gives your amazing control of a plethora of camera featrues through the Pulse companion app.
It allows you to control exposures and other in camera settings while shooting, without having to touch the camera, as well as use a multitude of presets for difficult shooting conditions like low light and time-lapses.
The remote is small and lightweight and will make a great addition to your DSLR kit. You can pre-order the Pulse for $90 from Alpine Labs.
Order yours here.
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