Timer Remote Shutter Release and Intervalometer with LCD and HDR for Nikon Z6, Z7, D750, D7000, D7100, D800 and for Fujifilm Kodak Cameras
Description
📷 Snap, Time, Repeat! Your photography game just leveled up!
- HDR READY - Auto bracketing timer for stunning multiple exposure HDR images.
- CAPTURE EVERY MOMENT - Perfect for time-lapse photography, from blooming flowers to breathtaking sunsets.
- USER FRIENDLY CONTROL - Button control design ensures effortless operation, even for beginners.
- LONG DISTANCE CAPABILITY - Enjoy a maximum range of 10 meters for remote shooting without limits.
- VERSATILE SHOOTING MODES - Choose from instant, continuous, bulb, or delayed shooting for ultimate flexibility.
The Timer Remote Shutter Release and Intervalometer is a must-have accessory for Nikon and Fujifilm camera enthusiasts. With compatibility across a wide range of models, this device offers precise timing control, multiple shooting modes, and a user-friendly design, making it ideal for capturing stunning time-lapse photography and HDR images.
Specifications
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 5.1"L x 1.8"W x 0.9"H |
| Controller Type | Button Control |
| Supported Battery Types | AAA |
| Maximum Range | 10 Meters |
| Compatible Devices | Camera |
| Connectivity Technology | wired |
| Special Features | compact, time-lapse |
| Maximum Number of Supported Devices | 1 |
Reviews
Q**F
One of the few intervalometers easily usable for DIY projects!
I needed an electronic timer for a special DIY LED control project. The ones called "intervalometers" for cameras are small, very adjustable, battery-operated, have a built in LCD and button user interface, and relatively low cost. The gotcha - most of them have camera-specific, proprietary plugs with no pinout description. I did some research and virtually only the Canon plug is a standard (2.5mm stereo plug). Its pinouts are published and available online. This one works great.Limitations:1) The unique 0.1 sec feature does not apply to parameter values lower than 1 sec.2) There is some resistance (~15 ohms) in the "contacts" closure. Since I needed to control high current anyway, I added a MOSFET (IRF520) in a voltage follower circuit. That works great.Overall, using this device simplified the whole project, providing a powerful, flexible, and intuitive user interface which was easy to integrate into a project.
K**H
Works for my timelapse needs
I have an Olympus Pen E-PL3. I had another intervalometer which broke and I replaced it with this one. Nice, compact unit. My previous intervalometer, and another I have for a Canon, have a minimum 1 second cycle. This one can do 0.1 seconds. Screen is nice. Easy to set up. It just works. Seems well built. Has a number of nice features, great value.
S**E
Good product
A good product but not the most helpful documentation.
P**O
great price
does what it says it does.. dont really know if these things are brand specific, as i own a lumix g7 camera,,, will try on my friends nikon 3100 and see if it works there as well.. had a cheaper shutter release bought from amazon a few months ago,, no timers or anything,, this one is perfect and the settings are easy to do..
M**.
Doesn't work with Pentax
I bought the timer shutter for Canon that said compatibility with pentax K3. I tried and doesn't work I connected to the camera and is not working, I am going to return it. The instructions are not very useful
Z**I
Works good with the Nikon Z 5
The Intervalometer is awesome.
T**.
This Thing is My Favorite Toy!
I LOVE this gizmo! I have used it many times and am about to but the wireless version. Simple to use and incredibly reliable. I love it!
J**
Worth it !
Great product works great
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