Sony Playstation Remote Control Manual

This electronic remote control is a must have for everyone. 100% better than a manual shutter release. Just point it at the camera and press. It's so small and light the only possible down side is it could get lost in your bag but the included case helps prevent that. A must have for every tripod shot.

I bought this remote control for my Canon M50 Mark II. To my surprise, Canon doesn't have a manual for the Canon M50 Mark II, even though they changed some options in the menu. All the videos you can find on YouTube are for the original model of M50. It took me a while to figure it out to make it work with my camera. It seems like the generic option is as good as this more expensive (branded) remote control.

Fits tight enough, transmits aperture control to my Sony macro lens (which does not have manual aperture).

After trying and returning 3 different Remote Shutter Control devices advertised as working on my specific Sony (none of the three came from B & H) I found this device on B & H's web site. It worked as advertised, right out of the box. If this one gets lost, stolen or cannot swim if dropped in a lake. I'll immediately order another from B & H.

I purchased two of the adapter cables for a some Sony HDR-CX160 camcorders used with a GrizzlyPro Remote Camera control system. It works as it should with LANC control with the new A/V port on the Sony camcorders.

This is the adaptor cable you will need for LANC remote control on a newer Sony camcorder with the D shaped AV/R labeled connector. Works with both the Manfrotto and Libec LANC zoom controllers on my Sony HDR-CX550V.

I use it on my Sony PMW 320 8 pin remote control on Fujinon lens , it works just fine to zoom in and out, fairly smooth as well.it also has an adaptor cable to attach to my EX3 Fujinon lens as well.works like a charm

Sony RM 30BP is a tool that allows one person to control many cameras. Many of Sony's camera work perfect with the remote, some will have full control of the camera. The ability to change setting in camera with this controller is a must when your in a rush. Using in a multiple camera setup with one remote is not ideal. Multiple camera and multiple remotes is ideal. The downside is cost and Sony needs to address the issue of the remotes being slightly defective. When zooming out slowly, sometime the remote will continue to zoom out unless assisted to stop. Bad for such a high priced remote control. Plus it would of been great if the buttons were backlit, making changes a dark room is really challenging. I have 2 remotes looking to add 2 more, but have had bad luck with finding good ones, without the defect as described above. All the ones bought from B&H have been good. Other sellers not so. B&H the greatest..

I have been using a Sony remote control for my A7r and A7rII cameras for about 4 years until the insulation on the wire opened up where the wire attached to the remote trigger and it ceased to work. This was very disappointing and just another symptom of the low engineering standards of Chinese made products. Sony offers this trigger for about six times the price of the Vello. Functionally the Vello is identical to the Sony. Now time will tell whether the Vellow holds up to heavy usage.

I use this wireless remote to control my Sony HDR-CX675 for filming my wood shop projects. Now I only touch the camera to reposition it or to upload vids or stills. The remote behaves as described - 2 speed zoom in/out, start/stop recording, still photo snaps, and camera power on /off. Only downside is the receiver does not fit into the recessed hot shoe (receiver doesn't need hot). I recommend this! -Mike