Camera Remote Control

Product Description

There are four types of remote control:
1. wired remote control
2. wireless remote control
3. timer control
4. infrared remote control
 
Each type has 9 kinds of  plugs suit for different SLR camera,such as: branded, branded, branded, Panasonic, Pentax, Olympus, Sigma ect.

Direction:
Before Proceeding,insert the plug into the camera's remote control socket with the mark on plug facing the mark on socket(if available) and turn the camera on.
1.The release can be pressed halfway or all the way.Pressing it halfway activates the autofocus and sets the shutter speed and aperture settings.
2.Pressing it completely takes the picture.
3.For long exposures or continuous shooting,pressthe release completely and slide it in the directionof the arrow.This locks the in the depressed ,slide the back the back to its original postion.

Wired remote control:
A compact remote switch with all functions of the camera's shutter release . Particularly important to avoid camera moving, making it convenient and easy to use when taking long exposure photos.

Timer remote control:
The Multi-Function remote provides a simple trigger function and can activate the bulb function on branded/branded SLR cameras. It provides such functions as a self-timer, interval timer, long-exposure timer, exposure count setting feature.

Wireless remote control:
Wirelessly Trigger Your Camera's Shutter
Two-Level Shutter Button, Autofocus, Continuous Drive & Bulb Mode Supported Too!
*6 Channels with Working Distance of **0 Meters!

The function selector allows selecting between three different modes:
S/B - single exposures or bulb mode
3S - single exposures with a 3 second delay
Continious - multiple exposures

Infrared remote control:
The transmitter can trigger the camera’s shutter remotely up to *0 metres using infrared signal. It can be used with single shot mode, two second delay, multiple exposures as well as bulb mode for long exposures. Supports instant and half shutter, AE/AF functions. Multiple purpose of usage: Studio, Macro, Low Light and Long Exposures