PHOLSY Camera Timer Remote Control with HDR Compatible with Canon R100 R8 R6ii R7 R10 90D 250D 850D 6Dii 7Dii G1Xiii; for Olympus OM-1, EM1X, EM1 II; for Fuji GFX50SII, XT3, XT4, XT5, XT30II

Unit arrived on time, well packaged in perfect condition. Prior placing the order, I contacted Customer Service with few questions about this particular model; received email back with answers in less then 24 h. This is 5 Stars for CS.
Unit looks and feels good quality. It has all, and more, functions I was looking for. The setup and menus are easy to follow. Range is good. I use the remote from inside the hose taking pictures of birds in the bird feeder about 25 – 30 feet from the window.

Works perfec, as advertised, however I chose thisone because I read on other reviews that this one won’t stop the shutter if it connectivity is lost, but that was not true, in reality this one also closes the shutter in a long exposure if the signal is lost, reason why I’m not giving 5 star, but I didn’t mind that since I can just live the controls close to each other in case I have to walk away, it works perfectly and as advertised, so a 4 rate is perfect.

Used with Sony a6600 – this review is probably valid for use with other Sony Alpha models of similar vintage including the a6*00’s and a7*’s.

The a6600 has a built-in intervalometer that works just fine. However, no matter what one does, it is not possible to make that intervalometer work with the bracketed drive modes. I have an upcoming shoot that desperately needs that, so I went searching for a solution. There is basically nothing out there on the topic, so I bought this speculatively. The claim that the device will actually control a simple bracketed shot in the product listing was meant to be a backup plan to at least get some exposure bracketing should this not trigger the equivalent of a long-press on the shutter button to allow a continuous bracket.

To start, the built-in bracketing function of this intervalometer seemed to do nothing at all with the a6600. It would simply take the prescribed number of shots, but there is no bracketing applied. Furthermore, it did not seem that you can combine the interval sequence and the bracketing. The selector for the number of exposure stops replaces the number of interval shots to take. Upon delving into the manual, it became clear that this is not the intended use case. The bracketing function is for taking a bracketed series of LONG exposures with the camera in bulb mode. I do not feel that this is sufficiently conveyed in the listing.

However, I’m not out of luck. This device lets you set the length of the simulated button press, and that function works with the interval function, not just as a bulb mode timer. So, all I had to do was set the “Long” time to something greater than 0, and the bracket I’ve prescribed on-camera is taken. You just need to be cognizant of how long you set the simulated long button press relative to the time required to take the full bracket, especially if shutter speed is what is being manipulated by the camera. For a normal 3 or 5 image bracket, 1s is proving sufficient in most lighting conditions, but YMMV. I don’t think all cheap intervalometers can facilitate this, so I’m happy.

My first impression of the device was that build quality is not the greatest. I wouldn’t feel confident taking it to a war zone, but it’ll do. The device is easy to use, and the screen is easy to read. With the exception of better understanding how the bracket feature works, I found it self-explanatory. I hope this review is helpful to someone.

Bottom line: Allows for bracketed interval shooting with Sony alpha.

Original – Received and unfortunately would not take a picture using any setting on the remote or camera. Tried with my a6000 and a6500 with the same result wired and wireless. Upset I won’t get to use it on this vacation like I hoped, but messaged to seller to troubleshoot before I return it

UPDATE – their customer service was amazing at getting the issue resolved. We isolated to a problem with the connection cable and they shipped a replacement. Tested successfully in all modes (except bracket which I haven’t setup). Excited to use this for my waterfall and Astro photography.

I ordered this for my D750 and it has been a great fit. The hotshoe mounted wireless connection is great however I prefer working the wired remote. It saves connection time to the wireless trigger and saves battery. It takes a bit to get used to setup the trigger, however the functionality and flexibility is awesome!!

Purchased this for astrophotography with my Nikon D750. On cold winter nights, the transmitter will power off in a matter or seconds, shortening the exposures. New batteries did not fix. Seems to work fine above 40 degrees Fahrenheit. At 15 degrees it was worthless.

Received this item for my Sony a55 with the hopes of using it for wireless control. I wired the transmitter directly to the camera and worked flawlessly. I connected the receiver to the camera and tried to use the transmitter. The transmitter would successfully send signals to the receiver but none of the functions would work properly (i.e. set to bulb and pressed shutter button. Instead of holding lens open for a single shot, it continued to take random shots). Also, the receiver didn’t properly fit the Sony hot shoe mount so i have to order an adapter. Amazon sent me a replacement receiver, so Ill see if that works

Working with all the features of this nice little device, I didn’t get to some features I really want to use until a couple months after purchase. I emailed a couple of questions and asked for an online user manual if one existed. I got a response overnight, answered all my questions and provided the manual in PDF format.
Perfect, but mostly I like the overnight answer. This is a neat device for the money, is also an intervalometer – which for that price is unreal! And it works! Excellent product and super customer service.