Pluto Trigger

Name: Pluto Trigger
Rating: 2.9 (23 reviews)
Author: Baicheng Innovations

By: Baicheng Innovations

Photo & Video

Features & Capabilities

Pluto Trigger(Bluetooth hardware device, purchase separately) is a high-speed and smart camera trigger. It is controlled by smartphone app over Bluetooth, and features remote shooting, timelapse, HDR, video recording, lightning photography, sound/light/laser high-speed trigger, infrared camera trap, smile/motion/vibration smart trigger, droplet collision photography and more, totally 24 modes.

It has IR remote control capability, which let it support a lot more cameras (not just DSLRs). It is also a selfie remote for your iPhone camera(Pluto Camera App).

The app also has the capability of calculating the DOF, ND filter shutter speed, 500 Rule and Sunrise/Sunset Time.

Compatible Devices: iPhone 4s or later, iPad 3 or later, iPad Mini, iPod Touch 5 or later.

Features:

Intervalometer

Shutter Release: Single, Focus, Hold, Lock, Bulb, Burst, Timer
Timelapse: Start-Delay, Presets, Bulb-Ramping, End Notification
HDR: up to 19 HDR images
Star-trail: multiple long exposure images
Video: recording video without 30 minutes limit
Timer: Take photos/video during certain period each day, infrastructure construction, plants

Pluto Sensors

Laser: Delay of only tens of microseconds, Shutter/Flash method
Sound: 1ms fast response, Explosions, Popping balloons, Shutter/Flash method
Light: High/Low trigger
Lightning: Detect lightning strikes, Adjustable sensitivity
PIR: Wildlife, passerby, wave hand to shoot
Droplet: Water drop collision(External Valve Kit required)
Aux: DIY sensors, e.g. Ultrasound sensor
Fusion: Sensor combination

Smart Sensors

Sound Trigger: High-speed, Pre-focus
Vibrate or Shake
Motion Detection: Zoom, Front/back Camera, Sensitivity
Distance: GPS trigger
Voice Command: Say “Pluto”
Smile Detection: Selfie

Tools

Depth of Field Calculator: DOF, Hyper Focal Distance
Neutral Density Filter Calculator: Exposure time with ND Filter
Solar Calculator: Sunrise and Sunset, Civil Twilight, Count down
Star-scape Rule: Rule 500 for trail-free star sky photos

If you have any question, refer to the User Manual and FAQ in app’s settings Menu. If you want to buy a Pluto Trigger or need more information, visit: plutotrigger.com

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Baicheng Innovations

Rating:

2.90

(23)

Version:

1.21 Last updated: 2020-09-24

Version code:

826494301

Creation date:

2015-10-06

Compatible devices:

Size:

66.92MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

Compare stats and ranking:

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# 322,597 ▼ 1,145

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Developed by:

Baicheng Innovations

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pluto-trigger/id1033735467

Website:

http://plutotrigger.com

User Reviews

There’s a ton of features packed in, but it’s a little confusing for a first time user. For example: The Time Lapse function is what you want to use for most intervalometer functions. The Timer function (not to be confused with the ‘timer’ sub selection under the Shutter Release function) is a scheduler based on military time - it’s not a countdown, it’s more like an intervalometer that you can schedule - much like you would an alarm. The timer sub-selection under Shutter Release function is a conventional countdown that triggers the shutter. Complexity aside, the app is what sold me on the Pluto trigger. I downloaded it before purchasing the unit to check it out. This interface is what a remote trigger should be in this day and age. This product is best in class for sure.

by Ge*****, 2020-12-09

I'm not seeing the Canon EOS-R in the list of camera options in the app. Will you be adding that soon?

by Js*****, 2019-08-26

I have found the Pluto trigger to be very helpful in taking photographs that require a remote trigger whether it’s time lapse or just a bulb photo. One thing that would make a tremendous improvement for me would be if it could be initiated with an Apple Watch. The instructions could be more clear and detailed but if you spend some time with it and experiment you can figure most of it out.