Polaroid Shutter Release Timer Remote Control: Perfect for Nikon D90, D3100, D3200, and More Digital SLR Cameras Review

I used it the same evening I received it. It works as advertised, it took me a while to figure out that I need the +4 second interval to have a sustained trigger on my d3200. But once I figured that out, my walk became a lot more enjoyable as I had previously used a manual cable release and had to interrupt the recording for bathroom breaks, which resulted in noticeable gaps in the video composition. Not having a glowing LED isn't a problem, nor is a simple flashlight to set up, once I figure…

This is the only intervalometer with this design and button layout that has a 90° connector. This is very important as all consumer and semi-professional Nikon cameras come with this connector, which is much less secure than the professional model's 10-pin screw connector. Most other brands have a straight plug that sticks out very far. and it is very easy to break when you put your camera in your camera bag without separating it first. As a result, you pull all the wires out of the connector…

The purpose of my purchase was a star trail photo/video but it works great for all types of time lapse videos. You can control the number, time and duration of the exposure of photos. You can set the exposure time or let the camera do it. For daytime shots, I usually set focus and metering and let the camera use them for the entire burst to avoid the flash effect that sometimes occurs, but sometimes I just let the camera do its job with autofocus and matrix metering. At night I set the ISO…