Select Button On Rca Universal Remote

Received The Remote today. Programmed my Hero 8, 10 & Max into the remote in about 5 minutes. While GoPro says you can control 5 cameras simultaneously what wasn’t clear was if you could control each camera independently. I was very pleased to find that you can. You can select each one individually or select Multicam to control all.

Very quick to select a group by pressing the groups button to the left and set the power with the dial, or select all to change power on all, or to set to stroboscope mode for all. Changes show instantly on TT600 LCD. The only function missing is to show which flash unit runs out of power.

Works great. Easy to set up and use. The only thing I noticed is that to get audio to follow you need to push the select button twice. The first push gives you picture, keyboard and mouse, the second push gives you sound.

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.

EASY Setup! Great picture, new feature to select input via the remote

about 1/4 the cost as the Sony version. The Sony remote has a movie button if you are into that.

Numerous Nikon cameras can utilize this remote control. If you shoot from a tripod, this remote control is very useful with select cameras

Bought this as a present for my mother-in-law who was impressed with my Hahnel Giga T Pro II. It is a really good, inexpensive, piece of kit. Great for someone who will only want to use a remote to take a couple of photos remotely, and has no need for fancy timers and shoot modes. Also the range on it seemed further than the 16ft Nikon suggests, even behind the camera, which is a bonus. One slight niggle (whilst using with Nikon D60) is you have have to manually select the setting to use the remote every time you want to pair the two together. It is not automatic and it takes a bit of work finding the setting the first time you do it. (I believe it was Select 'Menu' - Select 'Custom Setting Menu'(pencil) - Select number 04 'Release Mode'- Choose '2s Delayed Remote' or 'Quick Reponse Remote'). Whilst in this mode you are unable to take photos normally with the camera by pressing the button on the camera. Also after taking a few photos/leaving the camera for a couple of minutes, the camera would revert back to the normal 'press the button on the camera photo mode'. Therefore if you plan on setting up the camera and taking photos of wildlife in the garden, you might find you have to head back to the camera to reset every so often. Having said that I haven't played around with the camera too much to see if there are any ways round this and I'm not too familiar with Nikons. For my mother-in-law, however, she think's it is perfect.

Works well once you select it in the remote device/timer menu on the Canon 5D Mark IV. BK

The Vello Wireless ShutterBoss 4.0 Remote Timer and Trigger for Select Canon Cameras was a perfect addition to my Canon SLR. It allows me to not touch the camera for taking portraits or other stills. Connecting to my Canon 7D was simple and quick.