ASHUTB – AB Shutter 3 Wireless Bluetooth Camera Shutter Remote Control Black

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And anyway you can use external circuit (for example 555 timer based) powered from shutter battery and parallel connected with one of shutter buttons, which generates pulse every 90. It works perfectly on my iPad (as it used to do on my iPhone as well), but iPhone, though connecting via Bluetooth on my Mac Air, won't. The Bluetooth Remote Shutter connects via bluetooth to your iOS and Android devices enabling you to control your devices shutter release and capture pictures from upto 30 feet away.Not only does that lead to better photo composition, but it also opens you up to a whole new world of selfie poses. It is an App that you can connect to other phone via Bluetooth, and it activates the shutter button for you.

Item was as described - These batteries tend to go bad / dead after a time in storage without a trickle charge. I have a HITSLAM Camera Shutter Bluetooth button (which is a AB Shutter 3 device, a common Bluetooth camera remote control) which I want to connect to my NVIDIA Jetson Nano using Bluetooth, so that I can use the button's input for some task. This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. I think that this problem is equivalent to remapping the 'volume up' button in the built-in camera app to make video recordings instead of taking pictures. Is there a setting on the iPhone 12 max camera that allows a remote control to work when taking selfies with camera on a tripod?

If I open the camera manually it will work as a shutter button, it just will not open the app like it use to. The camera just never shows as an option in Photobooth/Facetime/Quicktime or any software that uses cameras. If I can figure out how to put a "camera" shortcut into the "/storage/emulated/0" folder, I think I can get this to work again. While I have come to the conclusion that there is no way to keep the device active that fits within our requirements, Mohamed's answer got me furthest down a path for an acceptable solution.