do you have to aim it at the camera for it to work? In other words, I have the cordless remote right now, and I have to actually have it aiming into the camera to make it work. I guess because of the infared reader or whatever, but I'm assuming since the TR-M is actually plugged into the camera, that I don't have to aim it anywhere? Thanks.
I just bought the unit but I am having trouble figuring out the exposure for say clouds. the minimum exposure as far as I can see is 1 second. How do you figure the exposure for daylight?
That looks nice. I have a Pclix right now for my d90. I have an unrelated Q. I cannot get my wire remote or my pclix to shoot. I have it on remote mode and it used to work is there some little secret I've forgotten for getting my camera to fire on wired remote. My wireless remote works fine.
Very helpful review! Thanks! I've actually been looking for a timer remote for my D90 for a while. This one looks promising, especially because the one Nikon makes is much less functional (it only has the shutter button, and does not allow you to set intervals or anything.)
I have one question though. Does this remote have a "bulb" feature? Allowing you to have a long exposure time of say 30 minutes?
Also, one thing that would be helpful is a link to the product site.
ta for the vid, woulda liked a few sample shots
Vlad3000 5 months ago
is there a limit to the number of pictures you can click or does it let you click as many? #time lapse
tejasruparel 6 months ago
do you have to aim it at the camera for it to work? In other words, I have the cordless remote right now, and I have to actually have it aiming into the camera to make it work. I guess because of the infared reader or whatever, but I'm assuming since the TR-M is actually plugged into the camera, that I don't have to aim it anywhere? Thanks.
areyoureyesstillblue 1 year ago
I just bought the unit but I am having trouble figuring out the exposure for say clouds. the minimum exposure as far as I can see is 1 second. How do you figure the exposure for daylight?
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bilco536 1 year ago
That looks nice. I have a Pclix right now for my d90. I have an unrelated Q. I cannot get my wire remote or my pclix to shoot. I have it on remote mode and it used to work is there some little secret I've forgotten for getting my camera to fire on wired remote. My wireless remote works fine.
MidnightAtGuses 1 year ago
nice vid. what software do i need for time lapse?
maan1127 1 year ago
hey, nice video. what is the minimum time between the shots?
ppperec 1 year ago
great presentation, thanks
gaetanproductions 1 year ago
do it works with the D70?
tony77tony77 2 years ago
thanks for the info man!
one quick question: Is there a maximum limit on how much photo's you shoot? I read somewere it was limited to 399 photo's, is this right?
EJWNL 2 years ago
Very helpful review! Thanks! I've actually been looking for a timer remote for my D90 for a while. This one looks promising, especially because the one Nikon makes is much less functional (it only has the shutter button, and does not allow you to set intervals or anything.)
I have one question though. Does this remote have a "bulb" feature? Allowing you to have a long exposure time of say 30 minutes?
Also, one thing that would be helpful is a link to the product site.
Thanks!
BlueBurrito9 2 years ago
@BlueBurrito9
yes it allows you to set exposure
redban 2 years ago