Wireless Remote Control Camera Shutter Release for Sony Mirrorless Cameras

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Regarding some common questions about our best-selling wireless flash trigger:

If the BR-E1A remote works initially but then stops pairing, check all your settings. Ensure that the remote is switched to photo or video mode. This remote can work with video recording, but cannot take still pictures.

To resolve this, check if the remote is set to the photo mode, and if the camera's drive mode is set to self-timer: 10 sec/remote.

Even if the remote appears paired, it may not be able to take still pictures. Verify that the remote is set to the "photo" mode and the camera's drive mode is set to "self-timer: 10 sec/remote" - emphasizing the "remote" part.

No, you don't need to attach the WTR-2 receiver to the camera's hot shoe. The connection between the camera and receiver is made through the shutter release cable, not the hot shoe.

The WTR-2 timer shutter allows you to program 1-199 shots, with unlimited continuous shooting.

The WTR-2 shutter can handle exposures from 0 seconds to 99 hours, 59 minutes, and 59 seconds, in one-second increments. To get a single exposure, set the "N" value to 1, then start the exposure by pressing the "play" button.

Our AODELAN RMT-P1BTA is a wireless remote commander shutter release for Sony cameras. It allows you to perform remote operations such as shooting still photos, starting/stopping recordings, focusing, and zooming. It's compatible with Sony A9, A9 II, A6100, A6400, A6600, A7 III, A7R III, A7R IV, RX100M7, RX0 II, and ZV-1 cameras, replacing the Sony RMT-P1BT remote.

To pair the remote and camera, first put the camera into pairing mode through the menu. Then, hold the shutter button and the [+] button on the remote for 7 seconds. If the indicator flashes rapidly, try pairing it again.

This remote can work in bulb mode for long exposures. Set the camera to manual mode, the shutter to bulb, press the shutter button on the remote to start the exposure, and press it again to end the exposure.

To shoot a still image, half-press the shutter button to autofocus, and fully press to take the photo. The remote can operate the camera wirelessly within a range of approximately 10m/32.8ft in any direction.

For focus and zoom control, slide the switch on the side of the remote. You can also activate the camera's C1 or AF-ON function by pressing the corresponding buttons on the remote.

To record a video, use the separate "shutter-release button" and "REC (record) button" for convenient and fast operation.

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