Idruna is set to capture the market with its new Remote Editing System
Idruna is proud to introduce its new Remote Editing System or IRES for short. IRES allow an editor to see what a photographer is shooting, even if the photographer is on the other side of the world. This is easy to use software which entirely replaces proprietary WiFi transmitters from Canon and Nikon with off the shelf hardware, such as the latest Ultra Mobile PCs, Windows Mobile Phones. It is considered ideal for Event photography, Photojournalism, Special Forces or Police etc. Its operation is very simple one just needs to install the IRES software on his UMPC/Windows Mobile Phone/Laptop then connect computer to the internet via WiFi, high speed cell phone network or RBGAN satellite modem etc.
After this, the user needs to connect his computer to the camera via USB. The editor logs on to a secure web page from their browser and as soon as photos are taken, a list of thumbnails appears on their screen so the user can download images straight from the browser without any hiccups. Idruna's Remote Editing System right now available at a pricing of $199 for the Windows version, or from $389 as part of Pocket Phojo 5.0 for Windows Mobile. Not only this, the software can be downloaded from http://www.idruna.com/downloads.html and evaluated free of charge for 30 days, plus Idruna has a 30 day money back guarantee policy.
Via:Imaging Resource