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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with a bracketing setting and trigger the set of photos required ?

A: Yes if you have your camera set to bracketing, then fire it with this remote, you shall be able to capture a set of bracketed shots.

Q: 2. I just purchased a Canon 5Ti and was sent the Vello RS-C1ll remote switch to go with it. However, I don't see anywhere to plug in the remote into the camera. On the package, it doesn't list the C1ll being compatible with the 5Ti. When I checked it online, it looks like the C2ll is the one that is compatible with my camera. Please let me know if this is the case and how to go about exchanging the remote that was sent. Thanks. Also, where does the remote plug into the camera???

A: Unfortunately, the RS-C2II Wired Remote is not compatible with the Canon T5i, as the T5i does not have the 3-pin accessory port. You would need the Vello RS-C1II Wired Remote Switch (B&H # VERSC1II). To arrange an exchange, you would simply need to contact our Customer Service Department:Customer Service: 800.221.5743 or 212.239.7765 cs@bhphotovideo.com

Q: 3. which cable do i require for Nikon D810?

A: The Vello ShutterBoss II Timer Remote Switch is a cable release that has a built-in cable. As such, you would have to purchase the appropriate model for your needs, as the cables are not interchangeable. The Vello ShutterBoss II Timer Remote Switch for Nikon with 10-Pin Connection, B&H # VERCN12, would be the correct remote release for use with the Nikon D810 DSLR camera. If you instead own the Vello Wireless ShutterBoss Timer Remote (which does use a detachable cable - available separately), then the Vello 2.5mm Remote Shutter Release Cable for Nikon 10-Pin Cameras, B&H # VERCCN125, would be the correct replacement cable that would work for your needs.

Q: 4. How do you a wireless shutter release and wireless strobe release together?

A: Most wireless shutter releases that can also set off strobes cannot do it at the same time.The Vello Wireless ShutterBoss is only a remote shutter. You will need wireless sync device to add to the camera and your strobe. Best for this question, is for you come to come into chat so we can discuss what will work best for the equipment you have.

Q: 5. Will the ShutterBos II Remote Switch work with the Nikon D80 camera?

A: I think it will if you have the right connection cable. It works for both my sony and canon cameras just fine.

Q: 6. how long is the cable that it comes with?

A: about 3' long

Q: 7. I know the RS-C2II Wired Remote Switch cable itself is very short, is there an additional cable that I can purchase to attach to the RS-C2II Wired Remote Switch to increase the working distance of the Remote Switch from the camera? Thank you.

A: Unfortunately, there are no such cables to extend the working distance of the RS-C2II. However, you may be interested in taking a look at a wireless remote for Canon 3-pin connection cameras, such as the Vello Shutterboss Version II Timer Remote Switch: http://bhpho.to/1bjB88q

Q: 8. Compatibility with the a6500? I saw nothing specific saying it is compatible here or on Vello's site.

A: This ShutterBoss II is compatible with the Sony A6500. It connects to cameras with a Multi-Terminal Input, which the A6500 has. This product will work with the A6500.

Q: 9. works with latest iPhones?

A: According to Movo Photo, "Yes. The SmartCine will work with the new iPhones, but you will need a lightning to headphone adapter to connect the mic."

Q: 10. I have my camera set up so that I focus with the AF-ON button, which disables autofocus through the half-press of the shutter release button. This allows me to meter with the shutter release and focus with a different button. Will this remote work the same, in that I will not be able to activate autofocus with it but still be able to meter and release the shutter?

A: Yes, it is just like another shutter release button.