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Pros & Cons
Pros
Timer remote works as a time lapse and bulb exposure controller, but also as a regular remote shutter button. It shoots every fireworks display and every lightning storm that comes through town. Unlike using a cheap ir wireless remote, this remote let... Read More
Works like its suppose to. Works like a charm as long as there is light.
It is easy and intuitive to set up for timelapses or just a series of automated shots. It's more comfortable in the hands than the squarish ones. This is great for hdr photography when you are trying to reduce ghosting.
On-off switch gives me peace of mind that my batteries will not be drained unnecessarily. Only downside is every time you turn the remote off, it resets the setting you had on it.
Nikon has a cordless one for $500. It has yet to display any flaws whatsoever. The connector and cable are still in perfect shape. My only complaint is the display is a bit hard for me to see.
Cons
No programming, no time lapse, just clicked and held the shutter open. Works great if you want to start the process 10 seconds from now, but anything over a minute and this thing forgets how to count.
Highlights
Quality
Nice build quality, not so great but not bad also, works as advertised.
I was able to complete a quality project using this remote for a budget price.
I found that the spring that compresses against the negative terminal of the battery was not straight and wouldn't get a good c... Read More
I'm using a nikon d750 and when i set the to mup (mirror up) on the camera and set the intervalometer to take 4 photos, i only get two.
Price
For the price, i'm happy with my purchase.
Packaging/appearance
This one worked perfectly out of the box!
I say would because after putting the batteries in the neewer, the display flashed and then nothing.
The display only stays on for a few seconds so that could be a little annoying but i do like the fact i can turn it off as the ... Read More
Competitiveness
This is a replacement for a neewer lcd shutter release.
Love it, can't wait to create some time-lapse drawings!
The d600 internal timer is awkward to use, i wanted to use an external timer.
I also have a nikon d3100 and it worked the same for both devices.
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- This product had a total of 193 reviews as of our last analysis date on May 25 2023.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I didnt even need the manual
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Easy enough to stumble through it with a little bit of trial and error
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
It has a different end plug then the one for the 70d
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Im sure this would be pretty badass if i would simply learn to use it
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
You can set your interval as low as one second but no shorter
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
One thing that bothers me is that when you set the number of photos to infinity the display will not show you a counter of how many photos have been taken so far
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I have had this intervalometer for a couple of weeks
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Turning it off and then on again resets all the settings back to 0 0 1 1 sound on
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