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By PR admin | Published: May 5, 2012

  • The new Triggertrap app offers several interesting ways to trigger a camera by using the iPhone sensors.

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  • Bonetti

    FAIL Mac book pro are not Touch sensitive

    • http://www.alexisfunky.tumblr.com Alexander

      What part of “futuristic” don’t you understand :P

  • porkchop

    In regarding the trigger trap, that looks pretty awesome. I wonder if it will put these “high end” remotes and time lapse controllers such as the promote out of business. I was thinking of getting the promote because of its huge bracketing function as well as the times laps capabilities that are far better than the DSLR’s built in interverlometer. Glad to see someone make a cool app that could save me $300.00 bucks.

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