This feature is already on our to-do list :)

It's not likely that this will be implemented, or at least it will be very low on our priority list. This is something that would only be useful on Nikon cameras, and you can already achieve the same by removing the USB cable, so it's not like this feature is preventing anyone from doing something.

I have forwarded your case yesterday and once again this morning. Hopefully you'll receive a response soon. I don't handle that kind of support so I can't help you myself.

Nope, there isn't such thing.

There's no queue, the trigger in the app is designed to work as if you were pressing the trigger on the camera. You can leave your finger on the trigger and it behaves exactly as if you were holding the shutter button down on the camera. The only exception is a tap-to-trigger mechanism. That allows ...

USB is already disabled when the camera is not used, at least on Nikon cameras. We don't disconnect the cable physically but USB is disconnected according to the USB protocol.

But just in case, check if you can also reproduce it with other Unleasheds disabled, maybe you're right and it's an app issue instead of a firmware issue.

Not really since one Unleashed doesn't care about other Unleasheds. Most likely this is a bug in our tap-to-trigger state machine.

slp's issue is not related to USB. I think we have a similar ticket in our backlog, but it would be internal to the Unleashed and would not be exposed to the app.

Hi slp, It looks to me like your Unleashed has a hardware issue. Have you had it for a long time now or did you just get it? We have had a handful of users with that problem and from what I can tell it seems that they usually get a replacement unit. I will let our support team about your case. Just ...