Wireless Remote Shutter Compatible For Sony Alpha A7 A7II III R RII RIII A7IV A7RIV A7S A300 A6000 A6500 A6400 A6300 A77II A100 A300 A450 A500 A580 A700 A850 A33 A55 A58 A65 A77 A99 RX100 II III IV Review

I'm using this remote on a Nikon D300s as a replacement of a simple one I used to have that got damaged. This remote has more features than my old one, like time lapsed photography and delay shooting. The instructions could be better, especially when it comes to BULB and burst functions. The camera has to be in BULB mode in order to have the shutter stay open while pressing the release button on the remote. The same is true for burst shooting, at least with my camera. Once the camera is set to…

I still dont know how to rate anything by "warmth". > review starting<. I love this miracle. Does everything I can thing of, great remote shutter, great delayed shutter, great for long exposures, and for programming multiple exposures for Astrophotography. Only problem for me is I cant program videos with my Cannon T7 2000D because of the way Cannon does it. Also instructions are almost useless for scheduling

I am using this to digitally scan books, so the "reach" I need is only 4 or 5 feet. I use one transmitter and two receivers (so I had to buy two products - couldn't find just a receiver). I set transmitter and the two receiver to channel 01, and when I push the transmitter button, both receivers cause the two digital Nikon SLR's to fire. That's all I need, and it works reliably.

I purchased this to try my hand at astrophotography on a recent trip to Utah. It was my first time attempting to shoot the stars at night. This shutter release worked flawlessly! I didn't have to make any adjustments (changing channels). It was so easy to use. Like I always recommend with any device, READ THE MANUAL cover to cover first and you will get maximum enjoyment from your new device. I'm extremely happy with how it performed and I'm eagerly looking forward to using it soon for some…

Very happy with this product. I bought two in order to control two cameras at the same time from different angles. This is quick and easier than navigating the sub menus of the cameras. They also work great as a simple remote shutter release.

This review is for the DC2 version. I have been using this remote with my Nikon Z6 camera, I would expect it to behave the same for the Z7. When used as a remote shutter release for single shots or multiple shots the remote works as expected. (Multi mode requires camera to be in burst mode). In either wireless or wired mode, press the shutter button on the remote and it takes the photo. Bulb operation also works as expected (must have camera in Bulb Mode of course). Timer delay works fine as…

I was looking for a way to wirelessly control the shutter on my older Canon Eos Rebel camera. It did that pretty much right out of the box. I know it has more programmable functionality, but for now I am quite pleased with just being able to take a picture, remotely - without or without a delay. This is ideal for long exposure photography.

Reliable and relatively easy to use. Looked online and found great tutorials for shooting time-lapse with it. Thanks for attention.

I just simply could not get it to work with my Nikon D750, though it's supposed to and the cables seemed to fit properly. It's got a lot of good features, so if it works with your camera, great!

Very easy to use and figure out. The manual is definitely translated or ESL but it understandable. My primary interest is in hands free shutter release but the advanced time-laps configuration may be of use to some. I like that I can put a one second delay on the remote. I can press the button, hide the remote and the shutter will release within one second. Very nice.

I use it with my Sony A6500 for astrophotography. My typical use is to take dozens of 29s photos with a 1s gap between for creating star trails. This works exactly as I hoped it would, though the instructions were quite confusing.

I use this for long exposure shots and remote trigger for wildlife shots. Unlike many remote triggers out there, this one has a long range - around 300ft. While the timer for bulb is helpful, I wish it could be set so it would count down to the desired exposure and close the shutter on its own. Since it merely starts a clock, you have to keep an eye on the timer to know when to terminate the exposure yourself.

This is a great value. It works great. It doesn't include batteries, though (4 AAA). Also, the manual is very wordy. How to work the different functions and modes is hard to understand, especially for a novice/amateur photographer. I ended up learning more about how to use this by just playing around with it.

So happy this works on my new M6 Mark II. I think this model should work on any camera that has this 3.5mm style plug on the camera. Can't wait to try some bird shots.It would be a 5, but it is hard to figure out how to set it up.

Diagram states to put batteries opposite way but contacts on same side. Will not turn on. Requested replacement. Hope second one works.

Works great but instructions could use a band-aid. Controlled my camera and being remote controlled, it eliminates camera shake or messing up your boresight.

A very decent tool for creative photography. Manual could be better but overall I am very satisfied with the purchase! Multiple pieces to lose or misplace.

I bought this item mostly to take pictures of birds on my feeders. I put the batteries in the receiver and the remote control. Powered them both on and made sure they were both on the same channel. Mounted the receiver on my Nikon D5000 and went inside. I was approximately 50 feet from the feeders and it took a picture every time I pressed the button on the remote. Absolutely love this product!

When I bought a new Nikon Z6II, I needed a new remote shutter release. But this is so much more. The wireless remote can create time lapses, long exposures, remotely controlled photos, with a variety of options. It's a powerful took even for the casual photographer.

I must say this does much more than I'll likely ever use it for and haven't tried most of the settings, just the single photo shutter release and multiple photo shutter release. I was able to stand inside my house with the remote and take these pictures of the birds at my bird feeder. There is no way I could do that standing outside by the feeder. The great thing about it is that the receiving end doesn't need to be pointed right at the remote. I had it hanging down with the camera on a tripod…