Wireless Remote Control for Canon Cameras

Dedicated to compatibility with selected Canon cameras, this BR-E1A Wireless Remote Control allows you to wirelessly release your camera's shutter from within a 32.8ft operating range. It has low power consumption and requires no line of sight to the camera, and is also compatible with the PZ-E1 Power Zoom Adapter for remotely adjusting zoom position and movement of the EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM lens.

The camera compatibility includes the EOS RP, EOS RM6 Mark II, 6D Mark II, M50, M200, 90D, 77D, 800D (EOS Rebel T7i), 200D (EOS Rebel SL2), 250D (EOS Rebel SL3), 850D PowerShot SX70 HS, PowerShot G7 X Mark III, and PowerShot G5 X Mark II.

This remote control is a replacement for the Canon BR-E1 Wireless Remote Control. Since the founding of AODELAN 15 years ago, the company's main concern has been to improve the family experience for camera accessories. They strive to break through the boundaries of design and technology to bring more efficient solutions for photography.

The remote control is also compatible with the Nikon ML-L7 and can be used as a sony remote shutter release. It is a small size and can be hidden in your camera bag, providing much convenience if you're looking for freedom for timelapses and bulb photography.

The remote control is very easy to connect and use wirelessly, making it an essential item when you want to get in the shot or when starting and stopping videos on the M50. It's not infrared, so you don't have to stand in front of the camera for the remote to work. The operating range is up to 10m/32.8ft, making Astro photography easy to do as well as family pics with you in the picture too! There's no need for line of sight.

For pairing and setting the camera up to play nicely with the remote, you can search "how to pair BR-E1" instructions online to follow step by step. The key is to put your camera in timer mode before you pair the device. Use the slider on the remote to decide if you want to shoot instant, delay/timer, or bulb.

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