Wireless Triggering

Adjust shutter speed, aperture and ISO. Start and stop videos, take photos and get the creative freedom you need from 100 feet away.

Control Multiple Cameras

Sometimes one camera isn’t enough. With three Pulses you can control up to 3 cameras from one smartphone or tablet.

Advanced Time Lapse

More than the average intervalometer. Remotely adjust settings and take on changing light conditions with exposure ramping.

Thumbnails and Histograms

Review a low-resolution thumbnail of the photo you just took alongside histogram data. The information you need meets the power to act.

HDR Bracketing

Wide ranging light levels can be difficult to photograph. Bracket up to 7 EV stops to maximize dynamic range in the harshest conditions.

Long Exposure

Go beyond 30 seconds. With bulb mode you can set any shutter speed or use the manual option and adapt to your subject as it develops.

Set it and forget it

You don't need to keep your smartphone or tablet connected to Pulse. Once you specify your settings you're free to disconnect knowing that nothing will interfere with your shot.

Wireless pairing

Pulse uses Bluetooth Classic to send images and histograms to your smartphone or tablet. For all other features, including controlling camera settings, Pulse uses Bluetooth Low Energy for increased reliability and battery life.

• 100 foot range

USB camera tethering

Pulse tethers to your camera via your camera’s USB port. Cameras typically have one of three types of USB ports. Pulse comes with one USB cable that is appropriate for your camera. Additional cables are available if you would like to use Pulse with cameras that have different USB ports.

Hotshoe mounting

Pulse cleanly slides into your camera’s hotshoe mount for convenient shooting and storage. Pulse does not need to be mounted in this position and the hotshoe is available for flashes and other accessories.

Battery life

Like all electronics, battery life varies with operating conditions and temperatures below 0°C may reduce battery performance. Additionally, some cameras may draw power from Pulse.

Pulse will automatically go to sleep when inactive to extend battery life. When not using Pulse manually turn Pulse off with the on/off switch to preserve battery.

Pulse blinks up to four times when first turned on to indicate available charge in increments of 25%. You can also check battery life in the app.

• Lithium-ion battery (USB rechargeable)
• 12 hour battery life
• 4 hour recharge time

Blue LEDs

By default Pulse flashes blue when taking a photo. Typically this does not interfere with long exposures or night photography, however you can control the intensity of this light or disable it entirely.

Camera compatibility

• Compatible with most Canon and Nikon camera models
• Compatible cameras are listed in the camera selection drop down menu

If a specific camera is not featured in the drop down menu, we may not have tested it and it may be compatible. Contact us for more information.

Sony cameras are not compatible with Pulse due to Sony’s technology limitations. Sony does not allow their cameras to save photos while tethered to any USB device, including Pulse.

Smartphone compatibility

• Most Apple and Android smartphones and tablets with Bluetooth 4.0 or newer are compatible
• iPhone 4s and iPad 3rd generation are partially compatible
• iPhone 4 and below and iPad 2nd generation and below are not compatible