Intervalometer for Canon

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About this app

Compatible with the following models:
EOS 1D X Mark III
EOS M6 / M6 Mark II / M50 / M50 Mark II / M200
EOS RP / R3 / R5 / R6 / R6 Mark II / R7 / R8 / R10 / R50 / R100
EOS 250D/SL3
EOS 850D/T8i
EOS 90D
PowerShot G5 X Mark I + II / G7 X Mark III / G9 X Mark II

The Intervalometer for Canon app allows you to shoot long-exposure time-lapse recordings by connecting to your camera via Bluetooth and triggering it at set intervals.

Longer Battery Time:
Bluetooth (BLE = Bluetooth Low Energy) requires up to 90% less energy than Wifi, hence your battery will last longer.


BULB mode
Set the exposure time on your camera or switch to BULB mode and control the exposure time directly from the app without any time limit.


Unlimited Number of Photos and Automatic Stop
Choose between infinite triggering or an automatic stop after a set number of photos.


Video Mode
The intervalometer also works in video mode and can be used to restart recordings. This might be useful for cameras that have a 30 minute video recording limit.


Alarm on Interruption and Automatic Reconnect
Sounds an alarm when the camera disconnects from the phone while shooting is in progress and automatically attempts to reconnect the app to the camera in order to continue shooting.


Continue in Background
Triggering continues even when the app is minimised in the background.

Ratings and reviews

It works very good, very easy to understand. I found it looking tutorials in YouTube because I needed an INTERVALOMETER for my Canon M50 mark ii. I couldn't find another way, but thankfully it was worth the money (It cost around the same than a physical intervalometer for any other camera). The only thing missing would be to add a few more languages to the app because it's only in English.

Different from the reviews I did see before, the app has worked perfectly. I just spent time trying to find the correct configuration. My camera is the M50 Mark II. I have used it for astrophotography, taking 120 pictures with 30 seconds each. I just put my camera and the app in bulb mode, deactivated the result preview, and configured it to capture only the RAW file.

In general it gets the job done, it's easy to connect once it's synced. The problem is that the moment I lock my phone it stops taking the pics (Huawei P30 pro). I tried enabling the alarm and it doesn't even trigger so not sure what the problem is. Kind of annoying having to put my phone away on top of some surface.

What’s new

Updated for new Android version