You can now control Hensel, Bron & Jinbei lights via WiFi
New Broncolor Scoro WiFi, Hensel Nova and Jinbei TR-Q6 add mobile app control to more photography lights.
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Falcon Eyes’ latest connected LEDs are fit for 21st century
Falcon Eyes of Hong Kong has launched a slew of new lighting offering touchscreens, WiFi and smartphone remote control.
Broncolor Siros 400 S / 800 S WiFi-controlled monolights review
Swiss-made monolights with built-in radio and WiFi control, at a price lower than you’d expect. But are they any good?
Smart photography lights you can control with an iPhone
A round-up of pro studio lighting systems and fun LED accessories you can adjust with a smartphone.
Could LED lights become WiFi routers?
Light bulbs with embedded microchips could provide people with WiFi connectivity in the future, say researchers.
Canon Powershot G16 compact camera adds WiFi and not much else
Canon has announced a new high-end compact camera, the Powershot G16, with built-in WiFi.
Kick Light iPhone photography LED now available to the public
The colour-changing, smartphone-controlled Kick LED from Rift Labs is now on sale at Photojojo for $179.
WiFi flashguns control power, colour from a smartphone
A new brand of WiFi-enabled speedlights promises photographers the ability to control power and colour temperature remotely via a mobile app.
iPhone-controlled Kick LED lights now shipping
Rift Labs, a US-based startup, has announced that its crowd-funded Kick RGB LED lights are now shipping to customers.
Nikon announces D7100 DSLR with mobile tethering options
The Nikon D7100 has been officially announced, able to stream images directly to a smartphone or tablet with an optional adapter.
WiFi “should be a standard feature” in digital cameras
“Vendors need to make 2012 the Year of the Connected Camera” says market research firm InfoTrends. One step along the road to built-in radio control of lights?
Rotolight Anova 2 is “world’s first Wi-Fi equipped light”
Rotolight have announced what they call “the world’s most advanced LED floodlight”, a 1000W-equivalent lamp which you can control over WiFi using an iPhone or iPad.