It’s been the long, prolonged time entrance, but OnOne has finally gotten around to making an iPad chronicle of its handy DSLR Camera Remote for a iPad. The app, formerly available for a iPhone and iPod touch, allows you to remote-view what your SLR sees on a iPad’s shade, as well as also carryout many aspects of a camera therefrom.

Actually, you’ll have to wait the small longer for a imaginatively-named DSLR Camera Remote HD to hit – it’s due late November, though which does’t stop me getting vehement. The iPad’s jumbo arrangement is a reason: a iPhone’s screen isn’t most bigger than that of the modern-day SLR, so it done small some-more than the fancy, if useful, remote. Now you can preview as well as harmonise your shots upon a iPad’s big shade, that opens up most more opportunities. Hell, in a college of music, where portability isn’t the big understanding, you might even make use of this right subsequent to a camera only for that big preview.

Sadly, DSLR Remote still can’t fire the camera without delay. You need to fasten it to the computer using the messenger server app. From there, you can peek your camera’s live-view, adjust bearing, concentration as well as even make use of a iPad as an intervalometer for those time-lapse sequences you’ve regularly wanted to do.

There have been a little brand-new features for the iPad version, as well. You can now make use of gestures to pan as well as wizz a picture for closer inspection, as well as additionally select to save a low-res chronicle of a picture to a iPad’s camera-roll. Finally, you will b able to fire video as well as even monitor it with concordant cameras. The iPhone version will also get these additions in the subsequent refurbish.

Sounds great, right? You may want to lay down. The iPad app will cost you $50. The refurbish to a iPhone app is giveaway ($20 to buy brand-new, though you’ll have to compensate another $10 in-app to get the video-shooting functionality. Canon and Nikon only.

DSLR Camera Remote HD [OnOne via Rob Galbraith]