I found this on XDA: [APP] Nikon DSLR Dashboard via USB V0.16 beta - xda-developers
It looks very neat. Here is the list of features:
It requires Android 2.3.4.
Now all you would need is a wireless USB interface (and a way to power it) and you'll have complete wireless control of your camera via your phone.
It looks very neat. Here is the list of features:
- Change of camera operating mode (camera mode, host mode)
In camera mode you can operate the control on the camera
In host mode the program is in control of your camera - If camera is in host mode then you can change the camera program mode from the app (P, S, A, M, Auto, Scene ......)
- Changing the basic camera parameters (aperture, shutter speed, white balance, focus mode, iso, metering, shooting mode, EV, flash mode, image size, image quality, number of continous shoots)
- Change the recording media
sdcard - the taked picture is saved to sdcard in the camera
sdram - the taked picture is saved to sdram and sent to your phone (it will be saved to DCIM/DSLR) the jpeg files will be added to your media library, .nef files are saved to the same folder - AF - drive the autofocus (if there is a compatible lens and not in manual focus mode)
- taking picture(s) to sdcard (only if sdcard is selected as recording media)
- taking picture(s) to sdram
- live view - turning on/off (sdram must be selected as recording media)
- change the live view focus mode
- display and change the AF area in live view (touch the screen) (green rect)
- display the detected faces if live view af is in face detection (yellow rect(s))
It requires Android 2.3.4.
Now all you would need is a wireless USB interface (and a way to power it) and you'll have complete wireless control of your camera via your phone.