ABUYCS Timer Shutter Release Time Lapse Intervalometer Remote Control for Nikon D5200 D3100 D5000 D7200 D7000 D600 D610 D750 D3200 D3300 D90 Cameras

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This "ABUYCS Timer Shutter Release Time Lapse Intervalometer" has worked extremely well for me. It has programmable times for: exposure duration, initial delay before first shot, delay in between shots, whether to beep or not. Also has a manual button press mode to keep shutter open as long as you hold the button.The only slight disadvantages are: only comes with one adapter connector (which is exactly as advertised), so it will only work with the Nikon cameras it claims to support. (Older Nikons had a different connector and are not compatible.)One thing that has me pleasantly surprised is that, over long photography sessions, the two AAA batteries I installed in this intervalometer, which were rechargeable NiMHs rated 1.2 V, had become weak and dropped down to 1.1 V, yet this intervalometer continued to work flawlessly. I'll be sure to recharge my batteries before the next session, but fact is, this device operates at low voltages very well, which is a big advantage.

Works great, does what its supposed to for a very low price. The cable is a little stiff, but that may work out after usage for a bit.

Great device, I love it, however I only use the remote trigger. No batteries needed. The only problem was the Nikon adapter didn't work. I had to use an old adapter cable I had. Good luck!!!

I've had so much fun with this I accidentally killed a and seven Nikon wire that came with the one I ordered so I ordered a whole nother one because I didn't know how to order the wire but I have two Nikon cameras I can use it on if you give me information on how to find that little n7 wire I would really be very happy and I'd even buy it from you lol I've had a lot of fun with this toy

Item works as advertised and was delivered ahead of time.

Would be nice if the instructions were not translated multiple times makes them condusing

Algunas veces, durante una sesión, termina por empalmar 2 minutos, cuando la configuración es de 1 minuto de exposición.