I have a Canon Powershot SX50 I want a remote for this but dont know what one would work-any ideas
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I recommend read the especifications before buy it. I have a canon 60D and works just fine.
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I have a Canon SX50HS and it works great. I highly recommend it. You can't go wrong with this!
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I don't have a SX50 but from the canon website, it takes the RS-60E3 remote. I have a G1X which has the same remote and this pixel pro remote works fine for my G1X, so I'd imagine it would work for the SX50.
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I have Sony NEX-5. I believe you go into functions and in that menu should be a remote icon. This will allow the camera to be controlled by the remote. Works perfectly after that.
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For Canon Rebel T5i, you would need the MTR-C: Satechi MTR-C Timer Remote Control for Canon EOS 60D, Digital Rebel XT, XTi, XSi, XS, T1i, T2i, T3i & Canon Powershot G10, G11 & Pentax K7 & ELAN SLR cameras For further assistance, please email support@satechi.com.Thank you,Satechi Technical Support
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I purchased this remote for a Canon 60D and it works fine, I am not familiar with the powershot but the picture on the Canon website shows the camera without a hotshoe. The remote mounts on the hotshoe and receives a infra red signal via the hand held button, therefore from what I see the powershot sc500is wouldn't support the remote. You can probably contact Canon for a remote switch that would be compatible with your camera. Good luck!
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I am not sure. I think the Powershot needs to have an option where you can turn on the remote control in the programming. I use it for the camcorder because it has that option. Otherwise, it will not work. Why don't you send the question to the seller or manyfacturer. They should know the answer.
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I shoot with a Nikon that has options to trigger a remote flash. Not familiar with Canon T3i.
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The use of a remote is covered in the Canon 60D manual. Follow those instructions and the remote works fine.
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It should work because this Shutter Release Timer Remote replaces the Canon RS-60E3 Remote Switch. You'll use the the small pin connector (the one with both gold ends) that comes with it. On the left side of the camera, open the rubber door to expose 3 terminals, and then plug the pin in the top hole.
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First, I have to admit that I don't have a remote and am not certain how well they would work. I do intend to find out. The answer to your question is yes, for approx $30, there is a remote available for the Olympus SZ series. One example is: http://www.amazon.com/Easygoby-RW-221-Wireless-Remote-OLYMPUS/dp/B00GWWRBKC/ref=sr_1_11?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1387551194&sr=1-11&keywords=wireless+shutter+remote+for+Olympus+SZ. This is one example. Do a search "Olympus SZ series remote shutter control" if you want to see what more is out there. Because there are so many variations for different cameras, make certain it is for Olympus SZ. The difference between remotes is the adapter cable at the camera port. The example above is for the SZ30. The SZ31 is just an upgrade with nearly identical features. Let us know how it works out for you. I and other SZ owners would welcome your input. Now that you know you can, The SZ31 is an outstanding camera--go for it!!!
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No this model does not come with a remote shutter, unfortunately. Not sure how the battery cells on this camera are compared to the ps30, I have never owned that model. Although I think that the sx50 has a good long lasting battery life, I use mine quite often and it never requires much charging.
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You can purchase the Canon Remote Switch RS-60E3. The camera uses a NB-10L battery.
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You don't need it. The range is only to about 15 feet. You need to point the remote directly at the receiver on your CANON camera (on the grip where your index finger would be if you were holding it). Turn your camera to timer mode and there is an option there for "2-second timer / remote". As long as you can follow these instructions, you can use remote. It took me a while to figure out the "2-second time / remote" options. It is really simple. Good luck!
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This is the remote I bought for my camera Varizoom Mini Zoom Control for Panasonic DVX100(A), DVC-80, -60, -30 your life will get easier, and it is not expensive
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Lex, Before I bought this one, I had one that claimed to work with my D3100, but it didn't. This remote works perfectly. You may need to review the settings. Autofocus still works just fine, but I set the shutter to Manual. I don't recall, but I think it also works in Aperture Priority mode.
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I am not familiar with the Canon SX50, however, if Canon puts their name on it, it most likely is a better product. This one broke and was useless in less than a week.
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No, none of Canon's dSLRs come with remotes. Note that the Xsi can use either a wired remote or a wireless IR remote but the XS is not wireless IR remote capable.