Breeze DSLR Remote Pro for Canon DSLRs
Published Jan 27, 2004
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dpreview staff
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Software: Breeze Systems has today announced DSLR Remote Pro for
users of Canon’s Digital SLR cameras (EOS-1DS, EOS-1D, 10D, Digital
REBEL, 300D). Professionals can now use DSLR Remote Pro to control the
EOS-1DS and EOS-1D as well as Canon’s midrange DSLR cameras. DSLR
Remote Pro runs on Windows and is available now at an introductory price
of US$129 and also on a 15 day free trial.
Press Release:
Breeze Systems announces new DSLR Remote Pro for Canon DSLR users
27th January, 2004: Breeze Systems today announced another innovative
product for users of Canon’s Digital SLR cameras (EOS-1DS, EOS-1D,
10D, Digital REBEL, 300D). Professionals can now use Breeze Systems highly
regarded software to control the EOS-1DS and EOS-1D as well as Canon’s
midrange DSLR cameras.
Use DSLR Remote Pro to
- See large high quality previews of shots on your PC within seconds
- Gain unrivalled control of settings for Canon cameras during tethered
operation
- Enable tethered operation of the camera from a distance
- Store images directly onto the hard disk of a PC ready for onward
transmission (e.g. by FTP to a picture desk)
- Automate addition of IPTC data to images as they are downloaded
- Enable customers to view pictures while you continue shooting
- Preview images in black and white or color
Use the large preview image to display
- Flashing highlights to indicate over-exposed areas
- Grid overlay to assist accurate alignment
- Black and white
- Focus point overlay
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