TM-I Timer remote control

The TM-I Timer remote control comes with a simple trigger function, additionally it may function in the form of timer remote and can be programmed to operate as a intervalometer. An intervalometer is a product that measures time intervals (interval-o-meter). These kinds of devices typically are used to signal, in precise time intervals the operation in conjunction with another device. The Bestel TM-I Timer remote Is suitable for remote switch models: Sigma CR-21 and works with Sigma SD14.

Product features:

• Contains an illuminated LCD panel and an alert sound that may be switched on/off.
• Self-timer, interval timer, long-exposure timer, and exposure count setting features.
• Developed for group, macro, long exposures, continuous, motion shooting, etc.
• Energy saving design, almost two months of continuous shooting.
• Digital LCD screen.
• Works with 2 x AAA batteries (included).
• Is suitable for remote switch model: Sigma CR-21. Works with Sigma SD14.

As an example, an intervalometer is exactly what you should use should you want something to be completed every 30 seconds. The TM-I Timer remote control advanced camera shutter release system enables you to release the camera shutter from a distance, and reduce the amount of camera shake.

Intervalometers are used to trigger exposures of a camera at the defined interval, especially for time-lapse photography. Intervalometers are sometimes also used to trigger an unwatched camera, which include aerial photography, where you want the pictures to be taken, or commence being taken, following a known period of time.

This multi-function timer remote control supplies a simple trigger functionality and can initialize the bulb function on DSLR/SLR cameras. The TM-I Timer remote control uses a power cord of 75cm long and a exposure-count setting feature, a long-exposure timer, self-timer, interval timer, the timer can be set varying 0s-99h 59m-59s for counting down and shutter release, the remote can take up to a maximum of 399 exposures.