Wireless Shutter Remote Control With Digital Timer

The PHOLSY remote shutter release combines wireless and timer control, making it versatile for various photography needs. It’s perfect for situations requiring timed or hands-free shutter release, including wildlife, long exposure, astrophotography, studio work, and time-lapse photography. This device offers a wide range of triggering options, such as auto-bracketing for HDR, wired or wireless shooting with self-timer, interval timer, long exposure timer, or a combination of these features. It also supports auto-bracketing for long exposure mode in HDR photography, allowing you to capture 3, 5, or 7 shots with different shutter speeds.

Setting the Smart Code is crucial for proper communication between the transmitter and receiver. If the receiver’s light doesn’t turn red, indicating it hasn’t received the signal, follow these steps to set the Smart Code. The frequency of the transmitter and receiver comes preset during production, allowing instant use. To reset the Smart Code, turn on both transmitter and receiver. Press the code setting button on the receiver using a small, pointed object. This action will make the LED on the receiver flash red and green alternately for 25 seconds. During this time, press the shutter button on the transmitter to reset the code. When the code is successfully set, the LED on the receiver will return to normal, flashing a green light.

Capture beautiful moments like sunrises, sunsets, blooming flowers, and more without waiting endlessly. You can configure the timer mode, exposure time, interval time, number of shots, repeat shooting interval time, and the number of repetitions. Using the timer mode, you can select different functions like slowing down, LONG exposure, interval (INTVL), the number of shots (N), and bracketing (BKLN). The large LCD display provides a visual reference for easy operation. The timer can be precise to 0.1 seconds, and you can set the slowest shutter speed and exposure time to a minimum of 0.1 second, with intervals starting at 1 second.

Changing shutter release modes is straightforward by cycling through the options: S (Shutter Release), C (Continuous), B (Bulb), 2S (2 seconds), and Timer. The Shutter Release Button is used to initiate or stop the selected mode. This versatile remote controller provides excellent flexibility for your photography needs.