Wireless Camera Remote Shutter Release for Canon R3/ R7/ R10/ M50/ EOS M6 Mark II/R/RP /90D /6D Mark II /R5/ R6 /800D /850D /250D/Rebel SL2 /T7i /G5 X Mark II /G7 X Mark III, Replace Canon BR-E1

Works and allows you to prevent movement of the camera to help with sharper shots.

Great for taking selfie photos for my canon R50!

Works with the Canon V1 perfectly. The power zoom T-W button works. The side mode works for both video,camera, 2 secs delay. It's pretty sick! I am using it with a godox trigger and speedlight. Wish it was white so when you drop it, you can find it. Just buy it.

Works great with Canon R6 Mark II

I've used cable releases in the past, and I've also used the Camera Connect app on my phone as a remote release. I much prefer this to any of the others. The phone app has its place - it can do things this can't, like provide a remote view of whatever the sensor is seeing, allowing you to make adjustments as if you were doing them right in the camera, etc., but for just focusing and taking the shot without introducing camera movement, this is the best. I can slip it in my pocket, or attach the loop to my tripod or camera. It doesn't throw any light, so it doesn't interfere with astrophotography. It's so simple, I can find the button without looking. I've had no problems with the bluetooth connection, and I've used it with both my R7 and my R6II. If I lose mine, I'll be replacing it immediately.

Works fine if youre close. Not reliable past 20 feet, won't trigger accurately

I got this for a Canon RP. Pairing was easy. Just hold "W" and "T" together and it will go into pairing mode. if it flashes like 10 times, then it errored out. Do it again. On the camera is the most important part. Go into bluetooth and get it to where it will ask you to check bluetooth connection. Mine is paired with my phone but this won't get in the way of that. But you can only have one bluetooth connection at a time, so can't use your phone as a screen and take a photo at the same time using the remote. Once you have it searching for a remote, put the remote in pairing mode like listed above. Once it connects, the camera will confirm it. Now it will work. Easy Peasy. ****Now for the important part**** For my Canon, you have the put the camera in 2 second delay mode for the remote to work. If you read the manual or call Canon, you will eventually learn this but it's not obvious. I returned another brand remote because it worked once and then never again because I had it in burst mode. Can't do that with the remote. The remote will take one photo at a time and if you switch the mode, 2 second delay. Anyway, this w

Canon 6D Markii It shows connected on 2 different screens but will not flash on the trigger itself when the button is pushed. No photos are taken. It’s like it’s not recognizing anything is there. Waste of money. I will be returning immediately.

I have the Canon EOS M50 that I purchased in 2021. The remote works perfectly. The auto focus is very useful for selfies. I would definitely recommend you buy this product. I put together a step-by-step procedure based on my own experience and information from videos on You Tube. For all the detail it is very simple to set up. 1) For the remote, set the control on the side to the solid white circle. 2) For the camera, set the camera to any camera icon on the top dial. 3) Then go to the Menu and select the camera icon, the red menu. 4) Select the “Drive mode’ and then select “10 second mode”. 5) Then go to menu settings under the wrench icon, the yellow menu. 6) Select “Wireless Communication Settings” 7) Then select “Bluetooth Smartphone”. 8) You will now see the option to select “Remote”. 9) Now select “Pairing”. In this step, hold and press the W and T on remote control simultaneously for 3 sec. or more. The indicator will blink in the pairing process, and it will blink one more time when pairing is complete. 10) The camera is now set to work with the remote for photos. Press the shutter release button a couple of times. 11) For movies, set the camera to the projector icon and the remote to projector icon. 12) On the camera open up the Menu and select the camera icon, the red menu. 13) Go to “Remote control” and select “enable”. 14) If the remote doesn’t work, repeat Step 10. The remote is now set up to run the camera in two modes, no delay and a two second delay.

Perfettamente funzionante piccolo è leggero

Très facile d'établir la connexion avec le boîtier, (Canon EOS 6D Mark II), après il ne faut pas oublier dans les paramètres du boîtier de revenir sur la connexion télécommande si on est parti entre deux sur la connexion avec un smartphone par exemple. Mais une fois que c'est initialisé, l'appareil reconnaît systématiquement la télécommande. La qualité est parfaite, le rapport qui a été pris par rapport à la commande d'origine canon est très bien ! Achat validé.

Camera remote works very well in picture mode on my R5C, but not in video mode. However, I knew that was the case before I bought it so no problem. I think it works in both modes in the cameras, R5C is the odd system.

Lo uso para mi Canon M50 Mark II y funciona excelente. La primera vez que se usa, ya enlazado, activa perfectamente la grabación de video pero la de foto no, pero gracias a otra reseña que por aquí leí me di cuenta qué hay que poner la cámara en “espera de tiempo de dos segundos” es decir el relojito para que la cámara espere unos segundos antes de sacar la foto, en dos segundos y ya!! saca la foto con el control remoto. El enlace es muy fácil poniendo la cámara en modo enlace y seleccionar “control remoto” y en el control remoto oprimir simultáneamente los botones W y T hasta que parpadé el foquito rojo, seguir instrucciones de pantalla y ya!! muy recomendable!!