Cascable for iOS Version History

This page contains full release notes for Cascable updates over time.

Version 6.6.3

Released April 5th, 2024

Camera Compatibility

• Added support for the OM System OM-1 Mark II.

• Improved compatibility and available features with the Canon EOS 1300D when connected via USB.

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Version 6.6.2

Released February 20th, 2024

Camera Compatibility

• Added support for the Nikon U60 and U120 drive modes.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a bug that’d cause “extended” Nikon shutter speeds (longer than 90 seconds) to be incorrectly handled.

• Fixed a crash that would occur when connecting to the Sony a7S III.

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Version 6.6.1

Released December 1st, 2023

Improvements

• Improvements to QR code scanning when connecting to a camera.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a crash that could occur when resizing the Cascable window or rotating the iOS device while using the Photos section of the app.

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Version 6.6

Released November 23rd, 2023

Camera Compatibility

• Added support for the Sony α7R V, α7C R, α7C II, and α6700.

• Added support for encrypted connections to newer Sony cameras, including those that had the feature added via firmware update such as the α7 IV’s firmware 2.0. Cascable will prompt for a username and password upon connection to such cameras, and remember those details for future connections.

• Added support for the Nikon Z f.

Improvements

• Added support for tap-to-focus and live view zoom on newer Sony cameras.

• The live view zoom experience has been improved for Canon, Nikon, and Sony cameras. Where available, you can pick from multiple zoom levels and pan around the zoomed-in image (Nikon cameras don’t support panning while zoomed in, but do support multiple zoom levels).

Bug Fixes

• Rating and protected status is now correctly updated in Cascable when changing them on-body on newer Canon models.

• Fixed a bug where live view zoom wouldn’t be available for newer Nikon Z-series cameras.

• Added mitigations to hopefully handle situations where previews of Nikon RAW images would be very low resolution, and where JPEG transfers from the Canon EOS 5D Mark IV would be truncated. We’ve been unable to reproduce these issues with our own cameras — if this still happens to you, please contact customer support.

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Version 6.5.2

Released October 14th, 2023

Improvements

• Added full support for iOS 17 and the iPhone 15 series of devices.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a bug that could cause automatic camera discovery to fail for cameras connected via Ethernet when no WiFi connection is active.

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Version 6.5.1

Released August 4th, 2023

Mysterious Changes

• Added an integration with a future Cascable app. Exciting!

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Version 6.5

Released July 21st, 2023

Camera Compatibility

• Added support for the Canon EOS R6 Mark II, EOS R100, EOS R8, and EOS R50.

• Added support for the Nikon Z8 and Z30.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a bug that could cause some Canon cameras to get “stuck” when shooting stills if they’d recently been used with other software (such as EOS Utility, Capture One, etc).

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Version 6.4.4

Released January 14th, 2023

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a bug that could cause live view to fail to start after being stopped on some Canon cameras.

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Version 6.4.3

Released November 22nd, 2022

Changes

• Added the ability to redeem promotional offer codes in the app.

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Version 6.4.2

Released November 15th, 2022

Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue that could cause the photo grid to become disabled when filters were configured in certain ways.

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Version 6.4.1

Released November 10th, 2022

Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue that could cause an incorrect colour scheme to be applied to the image source list in the Photos section of the app.

• Fixed too few buttons being shown in the Remote Control toolbar on the iPhone 14 Pro.

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Version 6.4

Released October 24th, 2022

iPadOS 16: Stage Manager, multiple windows, keyboard shortcuts, and more!

• Full support for Stage Manager in iPadOS 16 — resize Cascable to whatever size you like, and put it alongside other apps in your own preferred workflow.

• Added the ability to create more than one Cascable window — edit Recipes alongside the remote control, keep an eye on your storage links as you shoot… Cascable is now as flexible as you need!

• Additionally, you can create a dedicated image preview window, letting you keep the last previewed image around for reference when setting up your next shot.

• Added keyboard shortcuts to a number of places throughout the app. For more information, see our iPad Keyboard Shortcut Reference page.

• Added a customisable main toolbar.

Camera Compatibility

• Added support for the Canon EOS R10 and R7.

Other Improvements

• Added full support for iOS 16 and the iPhone 14 series of devices.

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Version 6.3

Released July 25th, 2022

Camera Compatibility

• Cascable can now browse, preview, and transfer images from Phase One IQ4 digital backs with Feature Update 8 SR2 or later installed. This can be used to significantly improve the performance of previewing images as they’re shot — see our updated Working with Phase One Cameras guide for more information.

• Improved live view performance for Phase One IQ4 digital backs with Feature Update 8 SR2 or later installed.

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Version 6.2.1

Released July 9th, 2022

New Features

• Added “Rejected” and “No rating” options to the rating filter in Photos mode.

Camera Compatibility

• Improved support for shooting HEIF images with Sony cameras.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed incorrect display of some shutter speeds above 1/8000th of a second.

• Fixed an issue that would cause image transfers from some Sony cameras (most notably the Sony α1) to fail when connected via USB.

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Version 6.2

Released March 17th, 2022

Greatly Expanded Support for Sony Cameras

This update hugely expands our compatibility with Sony cameras, both by adding USB support for cameras cameras we already supported, and by adding WiFi and USB support for a large number of previously unsupported cameras.

As of version 6.2, Cascable is the most flexible tool on the market for working with your Sony camera — it supports the Smart Remote Control, Ctrl w/Smartphone, PC Remote (WiFi), and PC Remote (USB) connection methods on most Sony cameras on the market. For details, see our dedicated blog post on the update.

Other Camera Compatibility

• Added support for the OM System OM-1.

• Added support for the Nikon Z9.

Other Changes

• The “Change Exposure Setting” block in Recipes will attempt to wait until the new value is reflected by the camera before moving on. This should do nothing but make Recipes with setting changes more reliable, but if you have Recipes with very tight timings you should double-check them for correct behaviour after this update.

• The app’s settings UI has been revamped with a more modern look and feel.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed some broken layout issues in the Recipes editor.

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Version 6.1.3

Released January 12th, 2022

Camera Compatibility

• Added support for the Canon EOS R3.

• Added “Tethering Mode” for the Canon EOS 5D Mark II.

• Greatly improved the file transfer performance from Nikon cameras in certain situations.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue that could cause exposure mode values to be displayed as numbers with some Nikon cameras.

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Version 6.1.2

Released December 11th, 2021

Camera Compatibility

• Improved shutter control for the Canon EOS M6 Mark II such that you can now trigger the shutter without also triggering focus. This also enables focus stacking in Recipes for this camera.

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Version 6.1.1

Released November 10th, 2021

Camera Compatibility

• Added support for the Nikon D800 when being remote-controlled via USB.

• Added support for the Fv exposure mode on newer Canon cameras.

• Improved support for autoexposure readings on Canon cameras, particularly newer models.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed minor issues around connecting to and disconnecting from USB cameras.

• Fixed a problem that would cause the “ISO” setting to not be visible in the Recipe editor when using larger text sizes.

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Version 6.1

Released October 20th, 2021

USB Tethering and Remote Control for Nikon Cameras

Cascable now has full-featured USB tethering (for cameras that support it), remote control, automation, and image import for Nikon DSLR and Z-series mirrorless cameras when running on iOS/iPadOS 15.0 or higher. This works with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices.

See our Working with Wired Cameras guide for details on getting connected.

Other Improvements

• Added live view zooming for newer Nikon cameras (notably the Z-series of cameras).

• Added a “Focus Geometry” setting which allows you to turn off displaying the camera’s focus rectangles.

• Added support for iOS 15 and iPhone 13 family of devices.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a number of problems caused by iOS 15, including the volume button shutter not working.

• Fixed a bug that could cause the EOS M5 and EOS M6 Mark II to not correctly start live view.

• Fixed a bug where certain Canon cameras would be extremely sluggish to respond to events when connected via USB on iOS.

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Version 6.0.1

Released June 22nd, 2021

Improvements

• Cascable can now set aperture and shutter speed values on Phase One IQ4 digital backs being used as technical cameras.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a problem that could cause USB cameras to not be correctly detected in some instances.

• Fixed a problem that could cause some cameras (notably Panasonic and some Canon models) to not connect via WiFi.

• Fixed a few instances of incorrect text, visual glitches, etc that snuck into 6.0.

• Improved handling of Phase One IIQ RAW images to reduce the likelihood of crashes on older iOS devices with less RAM.

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Version 6.0

Released June 17th, 2021

Revamped Remote Control

Cascable 6.0 includes a completely revamped remote control:

• Focuses on clarity and ease-of-use with layouts optimised for every device size and orientation from the smallest iPhone to the largest iPad.

• iPhone users can now see all of the camera’s exposure settings at-a-glance.

• Added the “Quick Menu” that shows all of the available options and settings in a clear and instructive way.

• Added the vertical control layout to iPad, making sure that your camera’s live view image is as large and clear as it can be at all times. Both iPhone and iPad users can choose to have the vertical controls on the left or right side of the screen.

• Lots more!

Revamped Camera Connection

Cascable 6.0 has completely rebuilt how camera connection works for an easier and more reliable experience:

• Detailed, interactive guide that walks you through the options on how to connect your camera.

• On supported models, directly connect by entering the camera’s IP address.

• Your connection details are saved for one-tap connection next time.

Support for Phase One IQ4

Cascable now supports Phase One IQ4 digital backs when paired with the XF and XT camera systems. For the first time, you can shoot and work with the up to 150MP IIQ RAW images from wherever you are with using iOS device!

And, thanks to a special collaboration with Phase One, users of IQ4 digital backs will get Cascable’s Pro features for free!

For more information on Cascable’s Phase One support, see our Working with Phase One Cameras guide.

New Icons

Cascable has a fresh new icon and — as an additional perk for Pro users — a few extra optional icons for you to customise your homescreen a little more.

Other Improvements

• Cascable 6.0 contains a number of underlying improvements to photo management that make it smoother and more enjoyable to work with.

• Recipes has now been translated into German.

See our Cascable 6.0 blog post for more details on our new features!

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Version 5.2.5

Released March 31st, 2021

Improvements

• Improved the performance of our new high resolution Nikon previews when shooting RAW or RAW+JPEG.

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Version 5.2.4

Released March 18th, 2021

Improvements

• Improved the resolution of image previews from newer Nikon cameras, including Z-series mirrorless cameras.

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Version 5.2.3

Released February 12th, 2021

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a bug that could cause highlights in images to render incorrectly in some instances on iOS 14.

• Fixed a crash that could occur very rarely when attempting to read image metadata from some cameras.

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Version 5.2.2

Released January 9th, 2021

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a bug that caused connection failures to the Nikon D3200.

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Version 5.2.1

Released November 23rd, 2020

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a bug that could cause some cameras to never finish the connection process.

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Version 5.2

Released November 19th, 2020

New Features

• Added full-featured USB tethering (for cameras that support it), remote control, and image transfer for Canon EOS cameras if you’re running iOS 14.2 or higher.

• Added support for the Canon EOS R5, R6, 850D/T8i, and M50 Mark II.

• Added support for HEIF images as shot by newer camera models, like the Canon EOS R5 and R6.

• Added the ability to take photos using the volume button on your iOS device, just like in other camera apps!

• Added support for the iPhone 12 family of devices and iOS 14.

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Version 5.1

Released August 14th, 2020

New Features

• Adds support for the Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark III and E-M10 Mark IV.

• Adds a rating filter to photo management.

• Adds support for DNG images.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a very rare crash that could occur when attempting to view images on certain models of camera.

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Version 5.0.2

Released June 10th, 2020

New Features

• Adds support for the Fujifilm X-T4, X-Pro3 and X100V, and the Canon EOS SL3/250D and EOS M200.

• Improved the live view image resolution for newer Nikon cameras.

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Version 5.0.1

Released May 6th, 2020

Bug Fixes

• Fixes an issue where it would think some WiFi routers were cameras, causing a barrage of “Connection Failed” dialogs.

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Version 5.0

Released April 16th, 2020

Greatly Expanded Storage Capabilities

• Adds support for working directly with photos stored on cameras connected to the iOS device via USB.

• Adds support for working directly with photos stored on external storage devices, such as USB flash drives, SSDs, and hard drives. Power-hungry devices such as hard drives may require a powered USB hub.

• Adds support for working directly with photos stored outside the Cascable app. Any writeable storage location accessible via the Files app is supported, including cloud storage providers.

Other New Features

• Photos can now be filtered by file type, by date, and by searching keywords and other metadata.

• Storage Links now work in between sessions, and can be configured to copy JPEG, RAW, or all photos.

• The Select All button has returned from its long-overrunning absence.

• For cameras the support it, the focus position can be adjusted towards or away from the camera directly from within the Remote Control section.

• Added a “Perform Autofocus” block to Receipes.

• When connecting to a camera that doesn’t support remote control features, Cascable will now automatically switch to the Photos section rather than sitting there at a useless “Not Supported” screen.

• Verified and added support for the following cameras:

  • Fuji X-T30
  • Nikon Z50, D780
  • Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark III
  • Pansonic LUMIX DMC-G90, G91, G95 and DMC-GX9
  • Sony α6400 and α6600

Bug Fixes

• Cascable will no longer complain of an unexpected disconnect moments after the “Disconnect” button is pushed.

• Fixed the “close” button not being visible when viewing two photo storage locations side-by-side on iPad.

• Fixed drag-and-drop not working correctly when dragging images whose thumbnails had not yet loaded.

• Fixed photo timestamps on Olympus cameras being displayed incorrectly.

• Fixed a crash that could occur when applying geotags to images.

• Fixed several crashes that could occur when Cascable is in the background.

• Various other minor UI and bug fixes.

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Version 4.1.1

Released November 4th, 2019

New Features

• Cascable now supports the new SanDisk iXpand Go.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a problem that would cause the exposure controls to misbehave on iPads running iPadOS 13.

• Fixed a crash that would happen when trying to save images to the camera roll after previously denying Cascable access to your photos.

• Fixed a crash that would happen when Cascable tried to disconnect from your camera while in the background.

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Version 4.1

Released October 15th, 2019

New Features

• Added full support for iOS 13. iOS 13.1 or higher is strongly recommended for the best experience.

• Added a new setting for Dark Mode: “Auto”, which will match Cascable’s theme to the system dark mode setting.

• Added support for the Canon EOS 90D and the EOS M6 Mark II.

• Cascable will prevent your device from automatically switching off the screen while images are copying from your camera, which could cause copy failures due to the camera disconnecting.

• Cascable now correctly changes its icon when in dark mode on iPad.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a problem that would cause Photo Review to fail in situations where multiple photos are saved to the storage in very quick succession. This particularly affected cameras with multiple card slots.

• Fixed a problem where on-camera ratings would not be correctly refreshed from the camera.

• Fixed a problem that would cause clock sync to not work correctly for Canon cameras.

• Fixed a problem that would cause low resolution previews of CR3 files from certain Canon cameras, including the EOS RP.

• Fixed a problem that would cause incorrect thumbnails to be displayed for images when working with Fujifilm cameras.

• Fixed a problem that would cause Cascable to repeatedly display “Connection Failed” popups.

• Cascable will no longer attempt to auto-connect to a device it recently failed to connect to.

• Various other minor UI and bug fixes.

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Version 4.0.3

Released September 23rd, 2019

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a problem that would cause Fujifilm cameras to not be detected on iOS 13.

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Version 4.0.2

Released July 17th, 2019

Bug Fixes

• Cascable now shows a “Subscription Expired” warning in the in-app store when it reverts to the free version after an expired or cancelled subscription.

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Version 4.0.1

Released June 19th, 2019

Bug Fixes

• Exporting edited images from Quick Proof now works correctly.

• CR3 files from the Canon EOS RP will now have thumbnails rendered correctly.

• Fixed a couple of rare crashes.

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Version 4.0

Released May 28th, 2019

Cascable 4.0 is one of the largest updates in Cascable’s history, and completely revamps the photo management tools for a significantly improved workflow.

Automatic importing, external storage with SanDisk iXpand, better wireless tethering, support for image ratings, and much much more await! You can read a discussion on our 4.0 release over on our blog.

Greatly Improved Wireless Tethering Experience

For cameras that support wireless tethering in Cascable, the experience is much faster and smoother. New images appear instantly, and Photo Review now works throughout the app.

Support for external screens has also improved — connecting your iPhone or iPad to a display via cable or AirPlay instantly converts it into a wireless monitor for your images as you shoot!

Automatic Image Importing with Storage Links

Cascable’s new “Storage Links” allow you to automatically copy images from your camera to a chosen destination as they become available.

For cameras that support wireless tethering, this means hands-free, instant importing!

Support for External Storage with SanDisk iXpand

Cascable now supports the SanDisk iXpand USB storage drive for added flexibility and storage options. Whether your iPhone is full, you want to quickly hand off images to someone else, or you just want to have a backup of your images for safekeeping, simply connect your SanDisk iXpand drive and it’ll appear right in Cascable.

Additionally, using storage links, you can link your iXpand to Cascable’s storage for instant and automatic backups, or even directly to your camera to automatically copy images from your camera to external storage!

View and Apply Image Ratings

View on-camera image ratings (where supported by the camera), and apply IPTC ratings to images once they’re inside Cascable.

Massively Improved Flexibility

Cascable is now more flexible — customise your layout between an image-dense grid or a list that includes image metadata, and adjust thumbnail size, sort order, and more! On iPad, choose between split or single screen for easy copying and management between multiple sources or more photos onscreen.

Other Changes

• Exporting RAW images to other applications is now more reliable.

• The Files app has been reworked to be faster, better support RAW images, and for JPEG images now includes Geotags and ratings applied in the app.

• The in-app camera compatibility guide now has much more information about each camera.

• The viewfinder image in Remote Control can now be flipped horizontally (“Selfie Mode”).

• Confirmed compatibility with Nikon cameras recently opened up by firmware updates, including the D500, D5600, D7500, and D850.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a problem that could cause JPEG previews to load from Olympus cameras.

• Thumbnails from Nikon cameras are now oriented correctly.

• Fixed a problem that could cause certain Canon cameras to get stuck with autofocus active.

• Fixed a problem that could cause Fujifilm cameras to not be detected properly in certain circumstances.

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Version 3.9

Released March 6th, 2019

New Features

• Added support for the Nikon Z6 and Z7! See our Nikon Z release blog post for more details on our status with SnapBridge-enabled cameras.

Other Changes

• Significantly reduced the time it takes to connect to most Nikon cameras.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a bug that could cause the shutter to misbehave on some Canon cameras.

• Fixed a bug that could cause live view to misbehave on the Canon EOS 7D Mark II.

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Version 3.8.1/3.8.2

Released February 2nd, 2019

Versions 3.8.1 and 3.8.2 are functionally identical. 3.8.2 was created to resolve an issue with the App Store.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a crash that could occur when connecting to Fujifilm cameras.

• Fixed live view not behaving correctly with the Canon EOS 70D when “Prefer High Framerate” was switched on.

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Version 3.8

Released January 30th, 2019

New Features

• Added support for Canon PowerShot, IXUS and ELPH cameras with WiFi! Functionality of these cameras varies significantly between models - see our blog post for more details.

Other Changes

• When sharing images from within Cascable, JPEG images that have metadata operations performed (adding/stripping geotags, etc) during export are no longer re-compressed.

• The Sharp Stars calculation now supports 1” sensor sizes.

• Cascable’s Files app integration is now named “Cascable Photos” to make it clear that other things can’t be stored there.

• Improved live view performance for some Canon cameras.

Bug Fixes

• The Apple Watch app no longer fails to trigger a shot if the watch screen turns off during a self-timer.

• Photo Review now works correctly with Sony cameras when the shutter speed is longer than 10 seconds.

• Improved shutter control for Canon EOS cameras such that you can more easily trigger the shutter without also triggering focus. This also enables focus stacking in Recipes to be used with more Canon cameras, including the EOS R.

• Fixed a problem that could cause Canon EOS Rebel cameras to misbehave when using live view.

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Version 3.7.1

Released November 15th, 2018

New Features

• Added support for the Fujifilm X-T3.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a bug that would cause the remote control toolbar to appear under the home indicator on the 2018 iPad Pro models.

• Fixed a bug that would cause the geotagging section of Cascable to not apply Night Mode correctly.

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Version 3.7

Released November 9th, 2018

New Features

• Introduced a completely rewritten integration with the Files app, which provides a much better workflow with large libraries by splitting images up into folders by day.

• Added support for the 2018 iPad Pro models.

Other Changes

• Cascable now requires iOS 11 or higher. If you stay on iOS 10, your purchased Pro features will continue to work just as before, but you will no longer receive updates.

Bug Fixes

• Fixes a bug that could cause thumbnails of photos on your camera to be displayed incorrectly when scrolling. This particularly affected owners of Fujifilm cameras.

• Fixes a bug that could cause the Files app integration to fail with large libraries.

• Minor UI fixes in the fullscreen photo viewer and editor.

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Version 3.6.2

Released October 13th, 2018

• Added support for the Canon EOS R.

• Fixed a bug that could cause manual exposure controls to behave incorrectly (or not at all) with Canon cameras.

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Version 3.6.1

Released October 1st, 2018

• Fixed a crash that could occur when connecting to some specific models of Fujifilm camera.

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Version 3.6

Released September 25th, 2018

Important: Cascable 3.6 will be the last feature update to support iOS 10 — future feature updates will require iOS 11 or higher. If you stay on iOS 10, your purchased Pro features will continue to work just as before, but you will no longer receive updates.

Recipes Improvements

• Added the Burst Shots block, allowing Recipes to take burst exposures.

• Added the Move Focus block, allowing Recipes to directly manipulate focus on supported cameras (for performing focus stacking, for example). Note: Due to camera limitations, this is currently only supported on Canon and Nikon cameras.

• Added the Wait For Input block, allowing Recipes to wait for input before continuing. Input can be provided via on-screen buttons, a connected keyboard, or by a Bluetooth accessory.

• Added a Skip autofocus if able setting to all Take Shot blocks (single, bulb, and burst).

• When executing Recipes, wait blocks inside repeat blocks will be skipped after the last action of the recipe is executed.

Other New Features

• Preview images from the Photo Review feature can now be saved into Cascable’s photo library, including a “Save Automatically” option in Photo Review settings.

• You can now choose a custom color for Focus Peaking highlights in Focus Peaking settings.

• Added support for iOS 12 and the new iPhone devices launched in September 2018.

Bug Fixes

• Interface improvements to the Recipes editor, particularly on smaller devices.

• Other misc bug and crash fixes.

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Version 3.5.2

Released August 24th, 2018

New Features

• Added support for the Panasonic LUMIX G9.

• Sony cameras will now trigger Shot Review when taking photos using the shutter button on the camera.

• The ND filter calculator now goes up to 20 stops.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a problem that could cause live view to fail on the Canon EOS 70D, 2000D, and 4000D.

• Fixed a problem that could cause Canon cameras to report an incorrect value for aperture when in an automatic aperture mode.

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Version 3.5.1

Released July 23rd, 2018

• Fixed a problem, introduced in Cascable 3.5, that could cause a completely white live view image.

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Version 3.5

Released July 20th, 2018

New Features

• Added support for the following cameras:

  • Panasonic GH-5 running the latest firmware update.
  • Fujifilm X-H1, X-100F.
  • Canon EOS M50, EOS T7/2000D, EOS T10/4000D, EOS SL2/200D.

• Added support for the new RAW format from Canon — CR3. However, please note that right now iOS doesn’t support CR3 files natively, so you may encounter difficulties when exporting them directly to other apps that don’t explicitly support them. We expect support to be added to iOS by Apple in a future iOS update.

• Added a new setting: Prefer High Framerate. When enabled, and if supported by your camera, Cascable will reduce the quality of the live view stream to achieve a higher frame rate.

• Implemented a number of optimisations to live view rendering when not using either Focus Peaking or zebras, which reduces the amount of CPU usage Cascable uses roughly by half. This is particularly noticeable on older iOS devices when using cameras with a high live view frame rate, but everyone will enjoy a more responsive experience and less battery drain.

• Added support for the Bleach Bypass art filter on newer Olympus cameras.

Bug Fixes

• Switching from the Remote Control section of Cascable to Recipes and then back again will no longer cause live view to fail on Fujifilm cameras.

• Black bars should no longer be seen around the thumbnails of images on Canon cameras.

• When exporting a JPEG version of a RAW image, metadata is now correctly inserted into the JPEG export.

• Cascable will no longer display a long list of bad values for aperture when connecting a Panasonic camera with no lens attached.

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Version 3.4.1

Released April 7th, 2018

• Fixed a problem that caused the Bracketing Shutter Robot module to claim that your camera had in-camera bracketing enabled when that wasn’t the case.

• Fixed a crash that could occur after streaming your camera’s viewfinder image for a few minutes.

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Version 3.4

Released April 4th, 2018

New Features

• Added support for newer Sony cameras, including the α7R III, α7 III, α9, and more! Unfortunately, there are some limitations with these models - see our blog post for more details.

• If you’re running iOS 11 or higher and your camera displays a QR code on its screen when switching on Wi-Fi, you can now scan this code within Cascable to instantly connect your iOS device to your camera’s network and connect to it. No more switching to the Settings app to fiddle about with Wi-Fi networks!

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a problem that could cause Shot Review to fail on Canon cameras with multiple storage slots.

• Fixed a problem that would cause the aperture setting to not be adjustable on Fujifilm cameras.

• Fixed some rare crashes.

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Version 3.3.2

Released March 22nd, 2018

• Fixed a problem that could cause the shutter button to appear underneath the extended toolbar on iPhone.

• Fixed a problem that could cause Fujifilm cameras to become unresponsive if you connected to them while in the Photos section of Cascable then switched to Remote Control.

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Version 3.3.1

Released March 3rd, 2018

• Fixed a problem that could cause Cascable to stop displaying the viewfinder image from Nikon cameras after taking a photo.

• Fixed a problem that could cause photos stored locally in Cascable to be damaged if you deleted the same photo from a connected camera.

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Version 3.3

Released February 18th, 2018

New Features

• Owners of Fujifilm, Olympus, and Pansonic cameras will now see the double shutter button that other cameras have already been enjoying. The left button performs autofocus, and the right button triggers the shutter.

• Added a “Show Histogram” setting to Photo Review, allowing you to turn the histogram off if desired.

• Added the ability to manually rotate the viewfinder image when viewfinder rotation is locked (or your camera doesn’t inform Cascable of its rotation).

• Olympus users can now have Cascable power down their camera when disconnecting.

Changes

• The last photo taken by Shutter Robot (including Recipes) will now be shown by Photo Review once Shutter Robot completes.

• Changes to live view that should see some performance improvements, particularly on older iOS devices with cameras that have a fast live view framerate.

Bug Fixes

• Improved the experience when waiting for your camera to turn live view on or off.

• If appropriate, geotags are now applied when exporting photos via drag-and-drop.

• Fixed a problem that could cause Cascable to incorrectly display “File Access Not Supported” or “No Photos On Camera” when neither of those statements are true.

• Fixed a problem that could cause the camera exposure setting displays to be blank on iPad.

• Fixed a problem that could cause the mode switcher to not appear on iPads running iOS 10.

• Fixed crash on iPhone X when trying to use the store.

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Version 3.2.1

Released January 19th, 2018

• Fixed a crash introduced in 3.2 that affected users running iOS 10.

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Version 3.2

Released January 18th, 2018

Introducing Shutter Robot Recipes! Recipes are an extension to our Shutter Robot feature that allow you to automate your camera in exactly the way you want. Using the Recipes Editor, you assemble a series of camera setting adjustments and shutter triggers together in whichever way you’d like. Once you’ve constructed the perfect recipe, Cascable’s Shutter Robot can run it against any camera that supports the features the recipe uses.

For more information on Recipes, see our new Shutter Robot Recipes page, our Recipes Quick Start help page, or our tutorial video.

Other updates:

• Rebuilt the app’s navigation on iPhone to make it less cluttered and easier to move around.

• Cascable no longer continues to search for cameras while you’re connected to one, which should solve some minor issues with some cameras.

• Lots of other minor tweaks and bug fixes.

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Version 3.1.3

Released November 28th, 2017

• Minor fixes and improvements.

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Version 3.1.2

Released November 14th, 2017

• Added support for iPhone X, including a special “extra dark” Night Mode that looks great on iPhone X’s OLED display!

• Swipe down on the screen with two fingers anywhere in the app to toggle Night Mode on and off.

• Added haptic feedback to exposure property sliders and the shutter control on compatible devices.

• Fixed a problem where Cascable could crash when rendering RAW images either in the full-screen image preview or Quick Proof.

• Other minor fixes and improvements.

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Version 3.1.1

Released September 29th, 2017

• Fixed crashes that would occur on iOS 10 when navigating around the app.

• In rare cases, location tracking could silently fail while Cascable was running in the background and location accuracy significantly worsened (for example, when going indoors after having a strong GPS signal while outdoors). Unfortunately we can’t stop this failure, but Cascable should now notice and notify you of the problem (if you have the “Notify Tracking Status” setting turned on).

• The “Manage Subscription…” button now correctly takes you to detailed instructions on how to change or cancel your Cascable Pro subscription.

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Version 3.1

Released September 19th, 2017

Our September 2017 feature update brings some great new features that radically improve Cascable’s integration with other apps. This is possible thanks to enhancements in iOS, so make sure you update to iOS 11 to take advantage of these great features!

• Photos you’ve copied into Cascable will appear in iOS 11’s Files app and any app that supports opening content from other apps. This means that you can import images from Cascable without leaving the app you’re working in!

• Cascable supports the new drag and drop features that iOS 11 provides — you can drag and drop your photos around the app, and on iPad you can even drag them to other apps! This unlocks an incredibly powerful new workflow — for instance, you can drag a photo from your camera straight into Photos, Mail, or any other drag-and-drop compatible app to copy the image from your camera into your destination app in one step!

• The geotagging map has been enhanced on iOS 11, with improved drag and drop interactions and a more modern look-and-feel.

• Verified compatibility with new cameras from our supported manufacturers:
  • Canon EOS M100
  • Fujifilm X-E3, X-A3, X-A10
  • Olympus OM-D E-M10 III, TG-4, TG-5
  • Sony a9
• The usual sprinkling of minor bug and crash fixes.

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Version 3.0.3

Released August 25th, 2017

• When using the Photo Review feature with cameras that support on-body control while using WiFi, Cascable no longer clears the previous preview while it’s loading a new one.

• Fixed a problem that could cause Sony cameras to show up multiple times in the camera list.

• Fixed a problem affecting newer Sony cameras (RX100 V, a6500, A9, etc) that haven’t updated the on-camera “Smart Remote Control” app using the on-camera “PlayMemories Camera Apps” app. Cascable will now correctly refuse to connect to these cameras with instructions to update the camera’s software, instead of connecting then immediately throwing errors about Live View. For more information on updating your camera’s “Smart Remote Control” app, see the help section of the Cascable website, or the in-app Sony connection guide.

• Fixed some rare crashes.

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Version 3.0.2

Released August 10th, 2017

• Fixed a bug that would cause connections to Canon EOS M cameras to fail if “Sync Camera Clock” was enabled.

• Improved the reliability of the Photo Review feature when working with Canon and Nikon cameras.

• Fixed a bug that could cause Shutter Robot’s bracketing module to refuse to engage when it should.

• Fixed some rare crashes.

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Version 3.0

Released August 8th, 2017

The second major update to Cascable is here, and it’s a big one! Version 3.0 has a whole host of new features and improvements throughout the app.

New Cameras

• Cascable 3.0 adds support for nearly 50 cameras from Fujifilm and Panasonic, on top of the Canon, Nikon, Olympus, and Sony models already supported. Everyone gets the same UI and rich feature set, with a couple of minor exceptions. For more information, see the Camera Compatibility page.

Powerful Geotagging Features

• Cascable 3.0 adds a powerful geotagging features! View your photos on a beautiful map, and effortlessly drag and drop photos onto the map to tag them. If you’re going out and about, Cascable can record your location over time and automatically tag the photos you take in the same trip with a few taps!

Improvements to Remote Control

• On Canon and Nikon cameras, you can zoom the viewfinder image to get a much closer view and really nail that focus.

• On Nikon, Olympus and some Canon cameras, you can sync the camera’s clock with your iOS device’s clock each time you connect.

• Added a “zebra stripes” overlay to show blown out areas of the viewfinder image.

• When Shutter Robot is running, a detailed status and countdown timer will be shown.

Improvements to Photo Management

• When previewing photos on your camera, you can now swipe left and right to switch between images.

• When editing photos in the Quick Proof editor, you can now flip and rotate images.

…And Much More!

Cascable has had tweaks and improvements made throughout the app - far too numerous to be listed here. Enjoy the new and improved Cascable!

Subscriptions and Future Roadmap

With Cascable 3.0, we’ve discontinued the ability to purchase individual feature packs in favour of a simpler experience. If you don’t want to jump right into a full purchase, we now offer two subscription options on top of our one-time purchase that lets you use all of Cascable’s Pro features for a reduced outlay. Both subscriptions have free trials available to make it even easier to see what Cascable has to offer.

If you’ve purchased any feature packs in a previous version of Cascable, they’ll continue to work in Cascable 3.0 and you’ll be able to upgrade to Cascable at a discounted rate, or completely free if you previously purchased a Full Unlock.

We want you to feel that your subscription is worthwhile, so we’ve published a roadmap of some of the awesome new features we’ll be adding to Cascable over the coming months. You can also see our blog post discussing the pricing change for more information.

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Version 2.4.8

Released June 27th, 2017

• Fixed a bug that could cause Cascable to not detect Sony cameras whose name had been changed from the default.

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Version 2.4.7

Released June 7th, 2017

• Added support for the following cameras:
  • Canon EOS 77D
  • Canon EOS 800D / T7i
  • Canon EOS M6
  • Sony α6500
  • Sony RX10 III
  • Sony RX100 V

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Version 2.4.6

Released April 26th, 2017

• Fixes a problem that would cause the viewfinder image to appear distorted for a small number of Canon cameras.

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Version 2.4.5

Released March 16th, 2017

• Added support for the Canon EOS 1D X Mark II. For more information, see our Camera Compatibility page.

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Version 2.4.4

Released January 23rd, 2017

• Added support for the Canon EOS 5D Mark III + WFT-E7.

• If you have a camera whose RAW images aren’t yet supported by iOS, the Quick Proof editor will now fall back to the JPEG image in a RAW+JPEG pair if you have them both copied to your iOS device.

• Fixed an issue that could cause Cascable to not notice new images being added to your camera if it has more than one card slot.

• Fixed an issue that would cause some Shutter Robot modules not to run if Cascable can’t determine how much free space your camera has.

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Version 2.4.3

Released January 20th, 2017

• Added a “Is Not On This Device” filter option for Quick Select, allowing you to quickly select photos on your camera that haven’t already been copied to your iOS device.

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Version 2.4.2

Released January 13th, 2017

• Extends Shutter Robot’s exposure bracketing module to allow up to ±8 stops of range and an interval of up to 2 stops.

• Added compatibility with the Canon EOS M5, with a couple of minor caveats. For more information, see our Camera Compatibility page.

• Fixes a bug rare that could cause Cascable to crash when getting thumbnails for portrait orientation RAW files from the Olympus E-M1 Mark II.

• Cascable should no longer display Sony TVs in its camera list.

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Version 2.4.1

Released December 22nd, 2016

• Adds support for the Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II.

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Version 2.4

Released December 15th, 2016

• You can now lock the viewfinder orientation — useful when using your camera pointed straight up or down.

• If you’ve purchased one or more Cascable Pro packs, you can claim a discount on Cascable Transfer, our sister app for Mac! For more information, see here.

• Greatly improves Cascable’s behaviour when working with RAW files not yet supported by iOS. This was mostly affecting Canon EOS 5D Mark IV owners.

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Version 2.3

Released November 24th, 2016

• Adds support for the following cameras:
  • Canon EOS 7D Mark II
  • Canon EOS 5DS
  • Canon EOS 5DS R
  • Canon EOS 5D Mark IV

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Version 2.2.1

Released November 17th, 2016

• Fixed a problem that could cause photos copied into Cascable to be filed under the wrong date.

• Fixed a minor display glitch that could occur when exiting from Announcement Channel articles.

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Version 2.2

Released October 25th, 2016

• Introducing the Cascable Announcements Channel! We regularly add new content to our website to help you get the best from Cascable’s tools. With this update, you can see the newest updates, news, and tips straight from Cascable HQ!

• Fixes a problem that would cause Shutter Robot to refuse to run if it didn’t know how much space was left on your camera.

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Version 2.1.1

Released September 16th, 2016

• Fixes a problem that would cause exporting or sharing from Quick Proof to fail if no adjustments were applied to the photo.

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Version 2.1

Released September 12th, 2016

Major New Feature: Greatly Improved RAW Display

iOS 10 brings with it greatly improved RAW support, which means Cascable gets to join in the fun! If you’re running a modern iOS device with iOS 10, Cascable now displays supported RAW files with an increased color depth and quality, which looks great on all devices but it really shines on devices supporting the Display P3 extended color gamut like the 9.7” iPad Pro!

Major New Feature: Quick Proof

Introducing a new feature we’re really excited about: Quick Proof! With Quick Proof, you can apply adjustments to your images within Cascable for exporting and sharing. Currently, Cascable has the following adjustments: Exposure, Highlight and Shadow recovery, White Balance, Contrast, Saturation, Sharpen and Vignette. Quick Proof also works with our new RAW renderer, meaning you have deep color, full resolution RAW editing right on your iOS device! We’re really looking forward to seeing what sort of mobile workflows this feature unlocks for our users. Quick Proof requires iOS 10 and a modern iOS device - iPhone 6 or iPad Air 2 or higher. For detailed information, please see the Cascable 2.1 blog post on our website.

Other New Features

• The shutter control on the Apple Watch app now works like it does in the main app - slide to focus and shoot! Please note that the Apple Watch app now requires watchOS 3.

• Shutter Robot’s Bulb Timer module has two new settings, allowing you to configure the number of shots taken and the time between each shot. This allows you to take repeating bulb exposures over a very long period of time.

• When you’re in ‘Manual’ or ‘Bulb’ exposure modes, the Exposure Compensation display switches to display the reading of the camera’s built-in light meter on supported cameras (everything but Sony, sorry!).

• If further photos are taken while Photo Review is visible, the new photos will be loaded and displayed in the Photo Review screen, and the automatic dismissal timer (if any) will be reset.

• When previewing photos from your camera in the Photo Management section of Cascable, the previews are cached for faster performance when previewing the shots subsequent times.

• Both the remote photo preview and local photo viewer screens have had a delete button added to allow you to delete photos from your camera or iOS device quickly.

• Auto exposure results (when available) are now displayed on iPhone, and exposure settings now include their units.

• When you launch the app and before you connect to your camera, the experience is a little friendlier.

Bug Fixes

• Cascable is now fully compatible with iOS 10.

• Fixed a problem that would cause exposure bracketing to not work correctly when in the ‘Manual’ exposure mode on some cameras, including the Canon EOS M3.

• Auto exposure results are now displayed correctly for all Canon cameras.

• Fixed a problem that could cause exposure values to be missing from Olympus cameras when in the ‘Manual’ exposure mode.

• Fixed a problem that could cause Photo Review to fail on Nikon cameras.

• Cascable should now much more reliably find your camera on the network.

• On iOS devices with True Tone displays, the True Tone effect is toned down when using Cascable to help color accuracy.

• Fixed various crashes and minor bugs.

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Version 2.0.2

Released August 18th, 2016

• Fixes a few more of those pesky crashes.

• Fixes a problem that caused Live View to not work on a small number of Nikon models, including the D610.

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Version 2.0.1

Released August 15th, 2016

• This update fixes a few pesky crashes that managed to sneak into 2.0. Sorry about that!

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Version 2.0

Released August 11th, 2016

The first major update to Cascable is here, and it’s a big one! Version 2.0 has a whole host of new features and improvements throughout the app.

New Cameras

• Cascable 2.0 adds support for over 40 cameras from Nikon, Olympus, and Sony on top of the Canon models already supported. Everyone gets the same UI and rich feature set, with a couple of minor exceptions. For more information, see the new Camera Compatibility page on the Cascable website.

Free to Get Started

• Starting with version 2.0, you can download and get started with Cascable for free! The free version of Cascable allows you to take photos and download JPEG files, but to get the most from the app you can unlock features with In-App Purchases. For more information, see the Pro Features page on the Cascable website, or in the app’s store.

• If you purchased Cascable 1.0, you’ll receive all of the paid for features in Cascable 2.0 for free, including the brand new ones like Night Mode. Thank you for being an early adopter!

Night Mode

• Those who work in low light conditions will love our new Night Mode - an app-wide dark theme that makes Cascable a joy to use in the dark.

Improvements to Remote Control

• You can now change a variety of camera settings, such as White Balance, AF mode, etc from the new “Camera Settings” button in the toolbar. Which settings you can change depends on your camera.

• Shot Review shows you a quick, high-resolution preview of the photo you just took right on your iOS device.

• Improved histogram that’s more accurate and shows RGB channels.

• Focus peaking can be applied at all times, not just when your camera is in manual focus.

Improvements to Photo Management

• Much better support for RAW+JPEG photos — no more duplicates!

• Remote photo preview - you can get a high-resolution preview of any image on your camera before copying it to your device.

• The photo viewer now zooms in to 1:1 scale, and shows a histogram and photo metadata.

• Photos copied to your iOS device are now grouped by day, newest first.

• Photos copied to your iOS device can be filtered by date, file type and text search such as camera model, lens name, etc.

…And Much More!

Cascable has had tweaks and improvements made throughout the app - far too numerous to be listed here. Enjoy the new and improved Cascable!

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Version 1.2.6

Released June 13th, 2016

• Added support for the Canon EOS 1300D/Rebel T6.

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Version 1.2.5

Released June 2nd, 2016

• Your iOS device will no longer automatically go to sleep when using Shutter Robot, which had the potential to upset your shots.

• Fixes a crash that would occur if your iOS device went to sleep or you put Cascable into the background while using Focus Peaking.

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Version 1.2.4

Released April 30th, 2016

• Adds support for the Canon EOS 80D.

• Fixes a crash that could occur when deleting files from your camera.

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Version 1.2.3

Released January 29th, 2016

• Adds support for the Canon EOS M10.

• Cascable now speaks German. Willkommen!

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Version 1.2.2

Released December 14th, 2015

This little bugfix update improves the behaviour of the app when using it with Live View disabled.

• When you disable Live View, Cascable will now remember your choice until you explicitly enable it again, including between uses of the app.

• When Live View is disabled, the app no longer incorrectly reports that the camera is in manual focus mode, and you can no longer attempt to change the Live View autofocus type.

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Version 1.2.1

Released October 17th, 2015

This little update to Cascable adds some 3D Touch magic to those using the new iPhone 6s or 6s Plus.

• 3D Touch on the app icon on the home screen to get shortcuts to the most commonly used parts of the app.

• The focus button when remote controlling your camera now responds to force - press lightly to focus, press firmly to take a shot. It works just like your real camera!

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Version 1.2

Released September 21st, 2015

This update to Cascable is all about embracing new technology!

• On compatible iPads running iOS 9, Cascable now supports Split View and Slide Over multitasking.

• On Apple Watch running watchOS 2, you can take advantage of an improved Apple Watch app, featuring audible and taptic feedback for the self-timer and a much faster user interface.

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Version 1.1

Released August 18th, 2015

Introducing Shutter Robot: your friendly shutter automation assistant! Shutter Robot can:

• Act as an intervalometer for taking time lapse sequences.
• Perform autoexposure bracketing (AEB).
• In Bulb mode, hold the shutter open for any amount of time — great for astrophotography.
• Be a straightforward self-timer.

You can configure every aspect of Shutter Robot to get exactly the results you need.

Other Improvements to Remote Control

Remote control has been spruced up a bit, and has the following new features:

• Focus peaking! When your camera is set to manual focus, you can enable focus peaking to help with your focusing.

• Grid configuration! The grid can now be customised to your liking.

• Locking shutter! Tap the shutter control with two fingers to lock it open. Great for bulb photography. Tap again to unlock.

• Viewfinder shutoff! On supported cameras, you can disable the viewfinder image completely. This doesn’t sound very exciting, but it helps when working with photographs that have critical timing and it saves battery life to boot.

Improvements to File Handling

Working with files on your camera is much more powerful:

• Batch selection! Select one or more files on your camera and delete or download them all at once.

• Quick Select! Tap “Quick Select” and you can quickly select all, none, or some of your files. Want to copy all of your RAW files taken in past week? You can do this is a few taps!

Cascable tries really hard to make sure you don’t delete files from your camera by mistake. However, if you really want it to, it will delete every single photo from your camera. Please delete responsibly!

Minor Fixes and Additions

• Saving photos to your device’s Camera Roll now works correctly if you try to save more than 2-3 photos at once, and allows you to cancel the save operation mid-flight.

• Cascable now correctly deals with cameras set to expose in half-stops rather than the default of exposing in thirds.

• Files mode now knows when files are protected and won’t allow you to delete them.

• Files mode no longer gets confused when it encounters different photos with the same file name. This problem was most likely to affect people with cameras set to “Auto Reset” file names when the camera’s storage was reformatted.

• Files mode will no longer display files sizes and spaces in KB when it shouldn’t.

• Files mode will no longer allow you to delete a file while it’s being copied to your device.

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Version 1.0.2

Released July 16th, 2015

This update adds support for the Canon EOS M2.

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Version 1.0.1

Released July 8th, 2015

This update contains a few tweaks and fixes that didn’t quite make it into 1.0.

• Fixed a problem on iPad that’d cause the help and camera list popovers to become out of position when rotating the device or triggering the tutorial from the help menu.

• Green buttons and text now dim correctly with the rest of the UI when bringing up a popover.

• Fixed a rare case where the built-in timer’s voice would count down “Three… one… one…”. It’s been taught how to count properly.

• Greatly increased the readability of the remote control UI, particularly when the orientation of the viewfinder doesn’t match that of your device (say, a landscape viewfinder on a portrait iPhone).

• The histogram is now more accurate.

• Fixed a rare case where the viewfinder image in remote control mode would jump to the top left of the screen.

• On iPad, you can now push anywhere on the exposure controls to start adjusting them, rather than just the text on the right.

• The “Help” button should now be easier to push.

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Version 1.0

Released June 17th, 2015

Initial release.