The Bluetooth Remote Ring solves that problem by acting as a remote camera shutter. Simply position your phone, press the button on your ring, and voilà! You’ve got the perfect shot without the ...

Grab this Bluetooth remote controller, scroller, and shutter for just $25.99 (reg. $39). Supplies are limited, so act while you can!

A lot of the remote shutter and intervalometer hacks we see ... in interfacing with hardware (we would have gone with a Bluetooth module and our smartphone). [Andy] chose to use an RF remote ...

A remote shutter is a small device that connects to your phone via Bluetooth, and it lets you snap the photo without needing to touch your phone. Even the smallest bump can ruin a long-exposure shot, ...

In this case, [AlxDroidDev] is using a feature that allows the camera shutter to ... handle the infrared remote control functions. SoftwareSerial is used to connect to the Bluetooth module.

The Joby HandyPod Mobile Plus is a small tripod with an ace up its sleeve — its Bluetooth shutter remote. This remote makes the tripod super useful when you need to place your iPhone further ...

Indeed, this grip has a Bluetooth shutter release ... with an easy-to-adjust design, a remote shutter, and a wickedly portable size. The Andobil MagStick is more than a selfie stick. It's an action ...

a Bluetooth shutter remote, and a handy microSD card. There’s a lot of wiring included, and while you can choose not to hard-wire it (like I did), the more permanent solution involves passing ...

Xiaomi Stand-Style Selfie Stick Mini launched in China, offers Bluetooth remote control, a hidden tripod, and a 520mm ...

To help narrow the options and make holiday travel easier, our editors searched the market for finds that can be folded, ...

I use the Bluetooth connection between my smartphone and smartwatch to create a remote shutter and snap a picture. I can see the frame on my watch face, making it easy to position myself perfectly ...

Once you've lined up a shot, use the shutter delay feature (or a Bluetooth remote) to avoid introducing vibrations for sharper images. Touch the image of the moon on your phone’s screen and then ...