Can I adjust exposures time with this remote, In astrophotography I'm have to adjust exposures many time to get it right , can this remote do that ?
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Neewer Shoot Digital Intervalometer Timer Remote Control EZA-N1 For Nikon D2, D2H, D2Hs, D1x, D1h, D1, D2x, D2Xs, D200, D300, D3, D3X, D3S, D4s D4 D2HS, D300S, D700, D810 D800 D800E, F5, F6, F100, F90, F90x,Kodak DCS-14n, Fujifilm Finepix S3pro, S5pro
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No, it just duplicates the functions on the shutter button. So, you can set the camera's exposure to "bulb", and use the remote to open and close your shutter (and if you shoot in mirror up mode you'll get even less jiggle), but you'll still have to watch a clock to determine when to release the button and close the shutter. I'm not aware of a remote with an integrated timer.
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I don't believe so- it mainly locks for long exposures, fires the shutter, etc- I'd check with the manufacturer.
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I would say the bulb function is the closest you are going to get, but this of course requires that you have a timer to help you determine how long the shutter has been open. This remote simply takes the place of the shutter button, and all else operates as your camera does without the remote.
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No it's just a triger it does not have any other function then releasing the shutter
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I have a strong feeling it won't but don't take my word for it since I haven't tried it myself. I did use the timer star shooting star trails and such but not self portrait. This is probably more of a camera function related question so you might get a better answer from say 5d mkii yahoo groups or somewhere similar. I searched google and it came up with, oddly enough a remote that looks very much like this. http://www.learn.usa.canon.com/app/pdfs/quickguides/CDLC_TC-80N3_QuickGuide.pdf Perhaps a quick call to Canon's customer service using Canon's own remote herein will get you some answers. Good luck.
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I only have experience using this remote with ADJ Profile Panel RGBs which will cycle through presets, blackout, and change strobe intensity. I can only assume it will work in a similar way if not exactly the same.
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Yes, you will be able to set the exposure longer than 30sec when the camera is in bulb mode.
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This is a setting on your camera. look in your user manual under remote control shooting. It's a setting that I had to change on my camera. for Cannon Rebel t3i I had to change the setting from Single to "self timer/remote". I hope this helps
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You need to set the camera in "bulb" mode for any exposure over 30". Then use the remote to activate the shutter and then release the shutter.
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Yes you can but for astrography a motorized mount is almost a necessity. Manual tracking for long exposures is quite a daunting task.
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Sorry man I have not used it yet. On my others camera it is a setting I can change. I'll look at the camera when I get home and see if I can help out. I have been out of town. I'll get back this weekend
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Yes in Program, Time, Aperature, and Manual modes. Not in Live" and "Auto" and Scene modes. Similarly you can change Exposure compensation in 1/3 increments in Program, Time, Aperature modes but not the others. I set mine usually to Program, Vivid colors, and down 1/3 for indoor and cloudy outdoor and same but down 2/3 for outdoor in bright sun except at high altitude (14k+, UV rich) when it is too blue and I turn off Vivid. Tried Nikon P510 and gifted - too difficult to change settings and distant focus was not like on the comercials. EVen this 30x zoom can be difficult to focus if not bright and crisp, but if you set manual focus at infinite that's just fine. Yes in Program, Time, Aperature, and Manual modes. Not in Live" and "Auto" and Scene modes. Similarly you can change Exposure compensation in 1/3 increments in Program, Time, Aperature modes but not the others. I set mine usually to Program, Vivid colors, and down 1/3 for indoor and cloudy outdoor and same but down 2/3 for outdoor in bright sun except at high altitude (14k+, UV rich) when it is too blue and I turn off Vivid. Tried Nikon P510 and gifted - too difficult to change settings and distant focus was not like on the comercials. EVen this 30x zoom can be difficult to... » Read More Yes in Program, Time, Aperature, and Manual modes. Not in Live" and "Auto" and Scene modes. Similarly you can change Exposure compensation in 1/3 increments in Program, Time, Aperature modes but not the others. I set mine usually to Program, Vivid colors, and down 1/3 for indoor and cloudy outdoor and same but down 2/3 for outdoor in bright sun except at high altitude (14k+, UV rich) when it is too blue and I turn off Vivid. Tried Nikon P510 and gifted - too difficult to change settings and distant focus was not like on the comercials. EVen this 30x zoom can be difficult to focus if not bright and crisp, but if you set manual focus at infinite that's just fine. « Show Less
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assuming you are not in full auto..yes..you have enough buttons on the body to change almost all the settings ..such as : wb,iso,s.speed,aperture,picture mode,etc.
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Yes it does. I personally have taken 40+ second exposures. And yes you can have intervals and/or delays set with that as well.
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From my experience, yes. The remote works exactly like the shutter release on the camera. Holding the remote trigger down half way focuses the lens. Pressing all the way triggers the shutter. Just be sure the camera is "aimed" at you subject. If you aim it at something beyond or in front of your subject, the subject may be out of focus depending on the aperture size.
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I also wondered about a delay with this remote. I emailed Satechi and heard back from "Arthur". He said there is no ability for a 2-3 second delay. From what reviewers have said about this remote you may be able to hide the remote but take the pictures anyway because of the Radio Frequency.
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Do you me a programming it to take shots at some set interval? I have not seen that. But it does hook up over wifi to you phone and computer -- so perhaps there is software to set up something like that. It does have great long exposure modes. Bulb mode
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I'm using it for Nikon D7000. Yeah you can extend the exposure to any length of time. Note: the camera has to be in "BULB" mode for that. I hope this helps.
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Make sure you read the manual on how to set it to remote. However, personally I had a horrible experience with this IR Remote. I sent it back and went with the Nikon version. Works better.
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It depends on what you are tracking. It's more than OK for visual observation of planetary and deep space objects (with PAE, a more delicate alignment of the object you're tracking). For astrophotography, I wouldn't run exposures of more than, say, 20 seconds with a properly balanced telescope or telephoto lens. You MUST take your time when aligning the mount, make sure the tripod is level; enter the time, date and coordinates with as much accuracy as possible; and make sure that during the alignment procedure you center the stars nicely in your field of view. It takes me about 5-10 minutes, but after that the mount will track very well. On the other hand, if you are using the mount from a fixed location; you can save that as a 'home' position and you are good to go.