Does this remote work when taking bracketed photos, especially when the remote (and camera) is set for continuous shooting?
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Yes (it may depend on your camera though). Just last night, I used it to take a 5 shot bracketed set with my Canon 5d mark III. I had the camera in live-view and the remote handset on bulb. Click the shutter once, remote receiver starts blinking and shooting commences. After camera has taken the full bracket set, click shutter again to release and stop blinking.
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I did not got chance to try this function. After a few uses, it stopped working properly. I sent it back with my mailing fee. The CS sent me the same one, not able to fire every time. Whether it fires my Canon 70D seems depending on the angle I press the button. I am tired to contact the CS again. You can easily tell it is just junk when you have it. It is over priced and then sent to you for free. I do not now where whose reviews online is based on. I now play with iphone with Canon free App.
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Yes! it does. Keep in mind that the Vello Free Wave is a wireless remote and will function just like a wired remote except you can shoot at a much greater distance. I've been using a FreeWave off and on for about three (3) years without a mishap. Don't forget to give Amazon the brand and model of your camera.
798120
It sure does, I use the remote with a D3000. You have to go into the settings (the part where you set the self timer) and turn it on to remote.It works great :)
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yes it does or at least I use this one here. Its small, but works well. You have to set your camera to trigger from it but thats easy. You select "Remote" in the same menu where you select the self timer ( the Fn button on the back of my *ist DS) Pentax Remote Control F for Pentax Digital Cameras
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The remote shutter release will accomplish the same as if you were using the Cameras shutter release button. Im very happy with this product,way better than the wireless.
1576507
yes it does.. i have the same camera and remote. just make sure you plug it in correctly - the ends are not keyed, and it is a directional plug so if you plug it in wrong it won't work.i almost packed it back up for return before i figured that out... lol works great !
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Never tried it. The remote is Fantastic!Coupled with tripod and iPhone holder, makes shooting zoom ins much steadier. Even without a tripod, it makes getting random shots quicker. Great for Sunrise and Sunset shots.
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You have to have the camera set to where you want it focused before using the remote. Basically, make sure the autofocus is where you want it and working before using the remote. Hope that helps!
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I have tried some of the time lapse functionality and yes, it does. You set the interval, and the number of times you want to trigger the shutter. It does the rest.
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Randy you will have to set your camera to auto mode then set it for 2 seconds timer that's when the remote controls will work
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The bulb setting on the remote simulates holding the shutter button down. It can be used in multiple ways: 1. To take a long exposure, set the remote to bulb, and set your camera to bulb mode. When you press and hold the remote button, the shutter should open and remain open until you release the button. You determine the length of exposure. 2. To take a burst of shots, set your camera to burst mode, press and hold the button - the camera will continue taking shots until you release. 3. To take exposure bracketed shots, set the camera for exposure bracketing and for burst mode. Press and hold the shutter until the camera has taken all shots needed for bracketing and then release. Different cameras may handle bracketing in different ways.
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The only thing I can say is that you have to hold this remote behind the camera and slightly below pointing up. Silly, but it worked for me
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Although I have used the remote to trigger my camera, I have not tried the extended exposure part. The instructions do say when you activate the trigger and push it forward it will lock the shutter open for timed exposures. Sorry I haven't been able to use it more often.
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I do believe this remote will work with your camera. It uses the A/V jack that looks like the capital letter D(flat on one side/round on the other side. The remote only extends a few feet(4 or 5) so it is used mostly to keep the camera steady when on the tripod because you don't have to touch the camera when using the remote. It turns the camera on and off, zooms in and out,takes stills if your camera is capable of that, and of course starts and stops recording.
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Yes, it does work with the d7100, and YES, you CAN find this useful, when you want to do remote triggering. I bought one for mine, and it simplifies doing various things, including night shots, and timed shots where you don't want to accidentally move the camera.
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Hi, you can setup the remote to take photos every 3 sec automaticly ;) if the 40D got the same connector that the 7D you're good to go ^^ Really nice remote, i'm using it for years now and still working like first day. http://www.steves-digicams.com/camera-reviews/canon_7d_io.jpg
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Not that I could find. The wired remote only seems to work to trip the shutter.
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In bulb mode it does the exact same thing as if you were using the camera directly by hand. You press the remote, the shutter opens and will stay open until you press the button again. So, that would be a yes to your question. I used it for photographing fireworks and it works great. It is simply a wireless shutter button.