USB CAMERA MONITOR · ANDROID

Your camera.
A bigger picture.

A considered monitor for the camera you already carry. More room to see the frame. Essential tools within a touch.

Help shape MIRORIG
MIRORIG Android emulator design preview with a synthetic camera frame, exposure controls and monitoring rails
ANDROID EMULATOR DESIGN PREVIEWSimulated camera frame · Controls vary by camera
One cable. A direct connection.USB only · Local processing · No wireless pairing

BUILT AROUND THE IMAGE

See the shot.
Stay in the moment.

The live image keeps its proportions. Monitoring tools live at the edges, and camera settings open in small strips.

Find your focus

Peaking, tap-to-focus and a long press for focus hold, where the camera supports it.

Read the exposure

Waveform, histogram, zebras and false color sit close to the image.

Keep the frame in sight

Compact control strips for the values your connected camera reports.

Watch the details

LUT previews, composition guides and edge audio meters on supported feeds.

LESS SETUP. MORE SHOOTING.

Give your phone
a place on the rig.

A data cable, a USB host-capable Android device and a compatible camera. Connect directly, allow Android USB access, then let MIRORIG read the camera.

See the USB setup
  1. 01

    Set your camera

    Select the camera’s USB remote/PTP mode. The exact name depends on the brand.

  2. 02

    Connect a data cable

    Direct USB-C works on supported hardware. An adapter may need the phone’s OTG setting.

  3. 03

    Make room for the frame

    Android asks for USB permission when needed. Available controls come from the camera.

YOUR CAMERA MATTERS

A camera profile
is only the start.

Different bodies expose different controls. Our compatibility notes separate hardware observations, protocol implementation and research, so you can see what still needs testing.

Find your camera

BUILDING WITH FILMMAKERS

Your kit. Your feedback.
A better monitor.

Join Android testing, or leave your details for the iOS interest list. Tell us which camera and device you use.

Join the tester list

One-time paid release planned. No subscription planned.
Android testing is invite-based. An iOS build is not available yet.