Camera Connect & Control

Name: Camera Connect & Control
Rating: 3.9 (724 reviews)
Author: Rupert Kurka

By: Rupert Kurka App

Connect a wifi camera or DSLR

Overview

Version:

7.0.3

Last updated: 2026-09-08

Ranking

#67,474 ▼ 70

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Camera Connect & Control connects compatible Canon, Nikon, and Sony cameras to your iPhone or iPad over Wi‑Fi or USB. Browse camera photos in a grid, quickly view JPG and RAW files, share images to apps such as Instagram, WhatsApp, and Facebook, download files to the Files app, and use remote capture—even through your phone’s hotspot.

Advanced features include live view, camera setting controls, bulb capture, focus bracketing, protected-file access, EXIF and GPS data, bulk file management, filtering, and RAW downloads. The Pro version adds remote live-view control and adjustments for shutter speed, aperture, ISO, white balance, exposure compensation, picture style, drive mode, metering, and image format. Compatibility includes a wide range of Canon EOS, Nikon DSLR and mirrorless, and newer Sony cameras, with Smart Remote Control support for select older Sony models.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Photography Navigation & Mapping Communication

By:

Rupert Kurka

Rating:

3.90

(724)

Version:

7.0.3 Last updated: 2026-09-08

Version code:

891000066

Creation date:

2019-04-06

Compatible devices:

Size:

17.42MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-19

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 67,474 ▼ 70

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Developed by:

Rupert Kurka

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/camera-connect-control/id1457548017

User Reviews

Camera Connect & Control is praised for USB-C live view and reliable camera control, easy transfer to the Files app, and strong value, often noting it beats Canon’s official app. However, many reviews cite connection drops, compatibility gaps across cameras, and subscription/billing bugs. Transfer issues (slow or missing files), live-view problems or IPTC data loss, and limited camera support are also common. The app is valued for professional workflows, but reliability concerns persist.

Pros

USB‑C live view and reliable camera control for monitoring and shooting
Easy media transfers to the Files app / iPhone with support for large files (e.g., 8K) without a separate card reader
Simple to use with strong value; subscription worth it
Strong alternative to official apps; works where others fail
Helpful for professional workflows, including automated shooting (continuous timer)

Cons

Connection instability: frequent Wi‑Fi drops and cameras not found across multiple brands
Subscription and billing issues: pro mode not unlocking, trial/payments failing
Transfer and file management problems: slow transfers, files disappear or get buried, saving to network locations unreliable
Live view sometimes greyed out and IPTC data loss; difficulty viewing or managing images
Limited camera compatibility and model-specific connection issues

Recent reviews

This app is a huge help with run and gun live video for socials instead of having to use a big monitor all the time. The only reason this isn't a 5 star review is because I would LOVE LOVE LOVE to have anamorphic-squeeze as it's a need with my Canon R6V 🙏

by In*****, 2026-07-24

Great alternative to Snap Bridge (very limited functionality) and NX Field (too complicated to setup). Would like to see larger shutter and AF buttons, and also an option to replicate the f1 and f2 buttons on the Nikon Z8. Alternatively, a button to quickly switch from FX to DX and back. Should also add support for Nikon Z digital zoom lenses (like the 28-135mm), so that you can operate the digital zoom from the app. Would also be nice to be able to move the histogram by dragging (or option to place it in any of the 4 quarters of the image). Also the level needs better guiding lines to know when the camera is perfectly level. Otherwise, it solves my need of having a simple remote control to shoot with a cage setup low over the water for wildlife photography without cable connections or unnecessary hardware.