MIOPS MOBILE Remote User Manual
Example: Let’s assume that the Center value has been selected as 1/15 sec. In this case, the
EV(+-) value ‘2’ will be disabled, as the shutter cannot go two stops down from 1/15 sec.
Similarly, if you select the EV(+-) as ‘1’ for the same the center value, the Frame values ‘5’
and ‘7’ will be disabled, as the shutter cannot be triggered that fast form the shutter release
port.
m. Sound Mode
The Sound Mode uses the microphone of your smartphone to detect sound events.
It has three parameters. These are the Threshold, Delay and Shot Mode. The
threshold value determines the level of the sound that must be exceeded to trigger.
The measured sound level will we displayed in real time with orange bars. This will
help you to understand where to set the threshold approximately to filter out the
environment noise. You can move the threshold bar around the button by touching
the grey bar.
The second parameter is the delay. The
delay parameter defines the duration
between the detection of the sound and
the triggering of the camera. You can
define the delay anywhere between 10
msec up to 99 hours.
The last parameter is the shooting mode.
You can select one of the two possible
modes. The modes are the “Continuous
Shot” and the “Single Shot”. In the
“Continuous Shot” mode, the MIOPS
Mobile will trigger the camera each time a
sound event is detected. This can cause
multiple pictures to be taken or multiple
triggering of the flash.
If you don’t want this to happen, you can
select the “Single Shot” mode. In this
mode, MIOPS Mobile will trigger the
camera only once, and then it will stop.
You will need to start the sound mode running again to take another picture.
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