Genie Micro - All-in-One Smart Remote to Control your Camera

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Genie Micro is an all-in-one smart remote for mirrorless and DSLR cameras, allowing you to control your camera from our intuitive smartphone app.
Simply slide into the hot shoe, connect your camera and pair with the app. Control ISO, Aperture and Shutter speed without touching your camera for shake free ramped or even holy grail time-lapses.
Using the USB interface on your camera, you can easily add remote operation. Stop and start video recordings to speed up production and maintain physical distance on set, or use remote triggering for steady stop motion.
With integrated Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, the device can operate from 10 metres away and can be wirelessly updated as new functionality is developed.
Please note: An additional Shutter Link Cable is required for standard triggering.
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[@jerwinpasco]

Wow! So excited. Syrp always makes quality tools. Less than 1 second interval PLEASE!!

[@SyrpLab]

Hey Jerwin - there shouldn't be anything stopping you going less than one second interval on the current app and hardware! If you're having trouble setting this, please send us a support email so we can step you though with photos.

[@jaymesagency]

That looks like the best camera remote out there. Can't wait to check it out.

[@alexemm]

Put me down as another in the Sony camp and also Blackmagic; any chance the OG BMPCC might ever make the grade for support too? I far prefer the colour science of the OG BMPCC to the 4K or 6K versions!

[@jeremyzhu8885]

Great tool for both timelapser and filmmaker like me❤️

[@bwm888]

I have a 3 axis Genie 1 setup. Will this controller integrate with that?

[@amacmedia3221]

Does the genie micro need to sit on the camera hotshoe to work properly, or is it just a convenient place to sit it during a shoot?

[@johncoady144]

Looks good. Any plans to include auto-ramping?

[@SyrpLab]

Hey Mac! It's certainly in our roadmap for this device but we don't have a timeline for availability yet sorry

[@readitoutloud]

Auto ramping would require a built-in light meter or utilize the camera metering. Camera manufacturers are hesitant to give complete access to their proprietary firmware beyond a basic shoot function.

[@Rascoh]

Yesssss!! I can’t wait to get this. I’ve been looking forward to a simple wireless controller to fit in with the rest of my Syrp products. Looks brilliantly simple, as always.

[@MrRaychard123]

Is there a way to preview the image with the micro? It would be nice to see the shot from inside during winter

[@Boey]

Did Sony support ever come to this? Looking to buy one 🙋🏻‍♂️

[@readitoutloud]

Do you anticipate camera support for Nikon z6?

[@liampixels3864]

Looks amazing for this work while using the genie mini 2

[@SyrpLab]

For sure! With camera control built into the Genie Mini II, you should be able to try out camera control with just an update

[@agil51]

yesss good ! I expected this from syrp!

[@silenceshorts5063]

we need something for photography compatible with CAPTURE ONE and LIGHTROOM! for tethering

[@TranceGeminiHD]

Hello. Please tell me, Geni mini 2 can control the shutter release of an Android or IOS smartphone. Not a DSLR camera shutter, but a smartphone shutter. I know that a smartphone can be controlled by Geni Mini 2. It is important to me whether Genius mini, after setting parameters with one smartphone, can send a trigger to the smartphone's camera? Thank you sincerely.

[@EmericTimelapse]

Oh yeah!! Love it!

[@derekoneill6727]

Looks interesting

[@RicoOder]

I need this as well!

[@ivopetro]

Dear Syrp, i am the owner of Genie 2 pan tilt. Buying it, I had an assurance from you that in future updates I will receive functionality like day to night time lapse. Now I understand that for this purpose I need to buy a new device - Genie micro. I am asking you for your opinion on the subject. Thanks in advance! Ivo

[@SyrpLab]

Hi Ivo, no need to buy the Genie Micro to get camera control on your Genie II Pan Tilt, just update your app released in the last few days and you will also be able to control your camera. Please note compatibility only with Canon and Nikon cameras. Check syrp.co for more.

[@MrJcalais]

How much in Australian dollars?

[@akkarparkiamopas3401]

Does it work with Sony a7RIII ?

[@SyrpLab]

Hey Akkarpark. The RIII isn't currently compatible with USB C camera control however will still work without setting control with a shutter release cable. You can find compatibility info on this page here support.syrp.co.nz/hc/en-us/articles/360002164096-Camera-Control-Compatibility

[@akkarparkiamopas3401]

@@SyrpLab Does that mean I can not control Shutter speed, aperture and iso via moblie phone Syrp app with this device?

[@TravisRhoads]

Is there any chance it will one day be compatible with Sony cameras?

[@SyrpLab]

We are working on compatibility for Sony, but we don't have a date yet for release.

[@BernardVideo]

@@SyrpLab I am also on Sony. Therefore, I will wait to purchase. Sony A6500

[@TravisRhoads]

@@SyrpLab Awesome, thanks.

[@GilbertTang]

Sony support is biggest concern for me, but looks cool.

[@TravisRhoads]

@@GilbertTang Remote control of Sony bodies has been a long time problem for third parties, think CamRanger. But it can be done, ImagingEdge shows that.

[@BernwardHarz]

I am owner of your GENIE MINI II pan tilt and very interested in "holy gral" auto-ramping. I need the function for my CANON EOS IV and FUJIFILM XT-4. Do I need the GENIE MICRO? Can I hope for auto-ramping? Can I hope for implementing the FUJIFILM XT-4?

[@SyrpLab]

Hi Bernward, this is already implemented now for Genie MIni II and your EOS IV. For Fuji it will take longer to implement. In terms of automating the process it's a feature we will work on but for now you can control the settings manually during your time-lapse

[@iah48]

Can you use liveview on a dlsr and change the settings with the genie micro? I'd like to have liveview on to lock the mirror on my nikon d750 in order to shoot with a long focal length and short interval and change the settings without touching the camera!

[@SyrpLab]

Hello there, we would like to further clarify what you are looking to achieve. Please send your inquiry to [e-mail],nz and Alex (Product Support) will work to get you sorted. Cheers!

[@andrewjones-productions]

Unfortunately, SONY cameras are not compatible. Pity.

[@SyrpLab]

Hey Andrew! While not available as of today, we're currently working on support for them

[@marksummers5504]

Sony has had this for quite some time now.

[@OliverZhangjozphoto]

This is really odd, Sony camera is not supported, even half of our school use A7 and A 9.

[@SyrpLab]

Yeah we are working on Sony support and plan to release it via an update to the app

[@SanathKumarNaibhi]

Can you send one to me😀? I will use it to make my music videos☺️

[@kprtraveljourney]

you cannot change the camera setting while it is shooting. it is just another normal intervalometer and full of gimmick. DONT BUY

[@SyrpLab]

Hey Pradeep - as long as you are connected over USB-C and have a compatible camera, you can indeed change settings while the camera is shooting. Please reach out at [e-mail] if you're having trouble