Samsung Front Load Washer Delay Start

I am very pleased with the quality of the prints that get, both color and B&W. The only complaint I have is the delay in the start of printing, takes a little while.

This is a review of the product, which is known to be the best, reliable and affordable. Not a review of the vendor, that deserves a 1 Start for the delay in my Order.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love Samsung products, and enjoy anything from the washer and dryer to something as simple as USB flash.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very useful things to have! I really am in love with the Samsung products, starting from washer and dryer, ending with the memory

I purchased this intervalometer because I wanted to start taking time lapse video with my DSLR. I am a beginner and this thing was easy to use and worked on my first try with my D-60. I've never used one of these before and the instruction book was very helpful. One note, the first setting (timer) is the delay from when you want the sequence to start. That was the only confusing part in the beginning. You can also use it as a manual remote trigger to take pictures when using a tripod in lieu of pushing down the normal button to minimize disturbances when activating the camera for a picture. It can also serve as a timer that you can set beyond the camera's internal 10 sec delay.

It’s small and easy to use. I’m using it with a Canon 77D. I can start / stop my video recording or take a photo (with or without a 2 second delay). There are many videos on YouTube explaining how to set up your camera and use it.

Camera looks sturdy. It’s very easy to use. Just load the film and start shooting!

This is a fantastic remote, I use it with my 60D. It's cheap for a remote, and it does its job. You can do immediate shutter or 2-second delay. It only has one button, but that's because the switch to turn it from immediate to 2-sec delay is in the back :D Some people don't like it because you can't shoot from behind the camera. Why? Because the camera works with the sensor, which is in the front. So you pretty much need to be in front of the camera. HOWEVER, I saw a tutorial on Youtube, of a guy who put a hairband on his lens, and stuck a mirror in there. That way if you're behind the camera you can bounce the ray back on the sensor with a mirror, or any kind of reflective device. And that way you can use it from behind the camera also, and you won't have to pay as much for such an expensive remote :D

It's straightforward. A remote button to trip the shutter, usually on a 2 or 10 second delay. You have to use it from the front of the camera. Does its job.

In spite of the month of delivery delay, I am very satisfied. After the regular Samsung TN-monitor, this Color Edge CG279X is simply exceptional upgrade. All is very good - the design, the frame, embedded calibrator and of course the screen. Also Color Navigator program is very useful and it displays all needed information. The communication with my Nvidia GTX 950 graphics card is flawless and it supplies 10-bit support through Display Port.