Features:

• Support for Canon EOS cameras
• Liveview with zoom
• Profiles - preconfigured settings & parameters for each camera / workflow
• Rich scripting API - add buttons and scripts to the app to do whatever you want
• Get & Set ISO, aperture, shutter speed, white balance
• Take pictures and BULB shots
• Preview and download captured images
• Manually and precisely focus lens
• File manager and photo gallery
• Magic Lantern integration
• Capture and preview photos

Planned Features:

• Support for Sony cameras
• Use Android device as external microphone
• GPS & clock sync
• Customizable Zebras/histogram overlays

Why another camera controller app?

I've never been content with the current number of apps available, so I've been making new one.

• Not enough features, not enough customization, too locked down
• The app is often buggy, broken, and slow

How do you fix these problems?

In order for Camit to be considered,

Camit gives you a complete scripting interface around the app. You have the freedom to either create your own plugins to automate obscure workflows, or if you don't know how to code, you can choose from the many built-in plugins.

A separate project closely tied to this one is vcam, a virtual camera that can perfectly spoof Canon's own software. vcam greatly helps with reliability helps speed up Camit's development process. It's freely available for anybody who wants to to use it to make camera tools.

Camera as a Service (CaaS)

Remotely control a camera from anywhere in the world with a rich API over the web. Available for astronomy and long-term timelapse.
Coming Soon