DSLR Camera Remote Lite/Pro ($1.99/$19.99)
The DSLR Camera Remote app from Oregon-based onOne Software lets you remotely adjust settings (shutter speed, WB, aperture, etc.), view previously taken images and trigger the shutter on your Canon or Nikon DSLR from your iPhone or iPod Touch. If LiveView is one of the features on your DSLR then consider it a feature on your iPhone, too.
The Pro version is a hefty $20 but comes fully featured while the Lite version costs $2 and only fires the shutter. A list of compatible Canon and Nikon DSLRs can be found here.
DSLR Camera Remote Lite [iTunes]
DSLR Camera Remote Pro Edition [iTunes]
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Darkroom (Free)

Taking photos on the iPhone isn’t always easy. A number of factors including lighting come into play that could hinder you from capturing that “Kodak Moment.” Darkroom takes lighting or accidental movement into account by waiting until everything is motionless before snapping a photo. It might not be ideal for situations with lots of action, but it’s near perfect for low light situations and it’s free. A Pro version includes a self timer and full screen shutter for $0.99.
Darkroom [iTunes]
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