Why does the Unleashed need a cable?

HDMI cables for Unleashed M Each Unleashed M comes with an HMDI cable that is needed to supply power to the Unleashed. It thus needs to be plugged in at all times. USB cables for Unleashed N1 and N2 The Unleashed N1/N2 plugs directly into a 10-pin port on Nikon cameras. Through this port we […] Read more…

Does the phone need to be on during a timelapse?

No, it doesn’t. One of the best things about the Unleashed is that your phone doesn’t even need to stay connected while your timelapse is running. Once you setup an interval shot/timelapse, you can leave the app, go out of range, switch your phone off etc. and the Unleashed will continue taking photos as set […] Read more…

Can I leave the Unleashed on the camera all the time?

Yes. Developing the Unleashed, we wanted it to be as tiny as possible so it can stay on the camera at all times. From experience we know that once you take camera gadgets off, charge them etc. you can often forget that you even own them. The Unleashed is designed to be unobtrusive and power-saving […] Read more…

Why are there different versions of the Unleashed?

The main reason is that we don’t want any bulky devices or cables that go from one end of the camera to the other. We think great camera accessories should be unobtrusive and merge with the camera so that you can leave them on the camera the whole time. With this goal in mind, we […] Read more…

Why are some cameras not supported?

Find the compatibility list here. When the Unleashed doesn’t support some cameras it is not because we don’t want to – we would love to support all cameras. However, since we want the Unleashed to fit to the side of the camera, it needs to physically fit into the camera’s sockets. Even have different versions […] Read more…

Does the app work with any smartphone?

The Unleashed app runs on Android phones with Android 6.0 and higher, as well as iPhones with iOS 15.0 and higher. Your phone needs to have Bluetooth 4.1 or higher. In other words, with iPhone 6s and up, you’re good to go. To use the geotagging function, your smartphone needs to be able to locate […] Read more…