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For when you need to be the model
CamRanger to the Rescue! Once the CamRanger is connected and communicating with my iPhone, I am able to “self direct” my location in the scene. I can tell I need to move left or right, up or back and I can tell if my rod tip will be out of the picture on most shots, or not. In very low light conditions, it is difficult to stop action of a fly rod. So, a static shot is easy, via a CamRanger. This kind of pose is also worthwhile against a waterfall or moving water, allowing the water to “flow” during a longer exposure. I can review recent images while still standing in the stream by clicking on any of the recent thumbnails.
Mike Jackson
Mike Jackson’s Best of the Tetons
This photograph could of taken a lot more logistics if it wasn’t for CamRanger. I was able to check framing, focus, and fire the camera from 80′ feet away in 35 degree weather. The CamRanger also fires my wireless strobes with out a problem every time.
Jose Campos
Pepe Cam Photography
