Unfortunately, your camera will not be as well protected as when the rubber cap is on. This is always the case when you connect accessories via the side ports (USB etc.). Should weather-sealing be critical we’d recommend using a camera rain cover or covering it with some gaffer tape as this can always be removed […] Read more…
To update the firmware/see the update notification you may need to update the app first (either in the App Store or Google Play store. Once you’ve done this, the update will be available in your Unleashed profile in the app. There will be a red notification badge next to the Unleashed in the bottom left […] Read more…
Yes! We recently added support for directly pairing either the Holux M-241 Plus, the QStarz BL-1000ST or BL-1000GT with the Unleashed. This was possible since these GPS Receivers are some of the few that support Bluetooth Low Energy. Unfortunately most other GPS receivers use only Classic Bluetooth (as did our Unleashed’09) but the new Unleashed […] Read more…
Auto Exposure Ramped Timelapse: The Holy Grail Day-to-night or night-to-day transition timelapses are often referred to as “Holy Grail” timelapses. For timelapses like these, the exposure needs to be adjusted continuously as the lighting conditions slowly change. Since you can’t (or rather shouldn’t) touch the camera while shooting a timelapse to minimize unwanted movements and […] Read more…
Timelapse 1. The top area of the screen shows a summary of the camera’s current settings. You can change those settings by tapping on that area to see the detailed camera settings. 2.In the center area you can set the interval i.e. in what frequency a photo should be taken, and the duration i.e. for […] Read more…
Photo Review Photo Review lets you see a small thumbnail image after triggering for you to roughly check exposure and composition. Here’s how to set it up: 1. Tap the photo review icon at the bottom right of the screen to configure photo review settings. With the switch you can turn photo review on and […] Read more…
Geotagging 1. Tap the satellite icon at the bottom right of all the settings to configure geotagging. There are three pickers/columns. 2. The first picker lets you turn geotagging on or off. Depending on the camera you might as well be able to choose what source for the GPS coordinates should be used. 3. The […] Read more…
Photo Mode 1. In every mode the trigger button is in the bottom center so you’re always able to take a photo. 2. To change the camera’s settings, just tap the settings you want to adjust. Scroll the picker to select the value you want – values will be updated in the camera immediately. 3. […] Read more…