Features:

  • Approx item size:5.9"x1.5"x0.7"(15cm x 3.8cm x1.5cm),Package size:8.6"x3.6"x1.3"(22cmx9.2cmx3.5cm),Length of Cord: 35.4" (90cm) Power source:Two AAA-type batteries (not included),Battery life: Approximately two months of continuous shooting with a delay of 5 min, an exposure time of 4 min 56 s,and an interval of 5 min
  • Full functions supported as the camera shutter switch (with halfway or complete pressing),Functions as a timer remote and can be programmed to function as an interval met,panel light for using at night
  • Timer delay: 0s to 99hrs 59min 59s in 1s increments; Exposure time: 0s to 99hrs 59min 59s in 1s increments,Controls how long the timer will wait before starting the shooting sequence. So, if you want to take a photo of the moon rise but don’t want to wait up until 3 AM, you can set the timer to start shooting X hours:minutes:seconds in the future.
  • This wired timer remote control supports single shooting, bulb shooting, delay shooting and timer shooting modes,And design for group, macro, long exposures, continuous, motion shooting, etc
  • Compatible with:Canon EOS 650D/600D/550D/500D/1000D/450D/400D/350D/300D/100D/700D/60D (Rebel T4i, Rebel, Rebel XT, Rebel XTi, Rebel XSi, Rebel XS, Rebel T1i, Rebel T2i, Rebel T3i)
So far, so good...

So far I have only tested it out and it works fine. Fits nicely in my Canon D70. Looks like it will work nicely for my eclipse photo shoot...

EXACTLY what I needed, at a cheap price!!!

Camera: Canon Rebel T3i When I went out shooting astrophotography with my dad, he mentioned using a remote. The ones he had all had bigger ports, and for some reason, Canon built mine with a miniature port! After our camping trip, I looked all over for a suitable remote that would have a hold button and a timer. Skeptical at the cheap price, I purchased this and received it in 2 days. This remote DOES IT ALL! If you set your camera to BULB, you can press the HOLD button on the remote and slide the button up, and it will move upward to lock into place - keeping your camera shutter open and on to gather so much light! It will then produce a red flashing light and make a ticking noise. The cord is long enough to place nearby or dangle off of the camera without detaching comfortably since the remote is also lightweight. CONS: There is no POWER button. You have to remove one of the AAA batteries (sold separately) for the remote to shut off. I'd recommend this to anyone with a miniature port on their camera for the remote control! -Chayla

Great inexpensive shutter timer that works

This timer works great. Very easy to use, well made and works just as well as the expensive ones. Instructions are very useful and easy to understand. Have taken some great time elapse pictures with this remote.

Night Photos...Very Easy to Use

I used this to take photos of Christmas lights at night. The remote was very easy to use and the images came out very nice. I'll be using this for more night photos as I learn night photography.

Nice build. feels solid

Works as advertised. Nice build. feels solid.

Five Stars

Good remote release. I used it for photographing the eclipse and it performed flawlessly.

Five Stars

Nice product. Had an excellent use

Works great!

Works great...very easy to use after quickly browsing the manual...

Excellent with Canon 70d. Excellent for Lightning

It really should be a 4.9 star... Love the unit and everything works flawlessly. With one caveat, the light will either stay on or off when you lock the shutter on, depending if it was on or off when you slide it. . You have no control over the lighted screen when you slide the lock up and hold the shutter. A minor annoyance. However it seemed notable. So, A) you can't see how long it's been locked without an external light. Or, B) the lighted screen stays lit the entire time the shutter lock is on. Which can be a bit frustrating. But this little remote is sooooo worth its cost that's its crazy not to buy it.

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