Capture long exposures & time-lapse photo sequences remotely and wirelessly, thanks to the Hahnel Captur Timer Kit for Nikon DSLR Camerasfor Nikon digital SLR cameras. This bundle enhances your Captur remote shutter release system by providing a AA battery-powered interval timer module, as well as a receiver for mounting on a camera. Additional receivers are available for firing even more DSLRs. Use this kit with the transmitter you already have, or purchase one separately.

As an alternative to wireless operation, the system can function in wired mode, and this kit includes the N1, N2, and N3 cables for connecting both the receiver and timer module to the camera. The module features single, continuous, and bulb exposure modes, allowing you to choose from a huge range of exposure times with the continuous and bulb settings. Its interval timer is fully programmable and offers two timing sequences, as well as selectable delay times. Additionally, Digital Channel Matching (DCM) ensures quick and easy pairing of other receivers and triggers if you choose to expand your setup. The Captur works on the 2.4 GHz frequency for reduced radio interference and an impressive operating range of up to 328'. It offers simple controls and a large, easy-to-read LCD screen for hassle-free operation. Pressing the shutter release button halfway will activate autofocus, while a full push will trigger the shutter to capture an image.

Wireless Remote Shutter Release & Timer    Includes Receiver, Requires Transmitter    Long Exposures & Time-Lapse Photography    Single, Continuous, and Bulb Modes    Two Timing Sequences    Digital Channel Matching    2.4 GHz, 328' Range    Connecting Cables Supplied    Runs on AA Batteries    Large, Easy-to-Read LCD Screen

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this Hahnel wireless unit have bulb ramping capability?

A: I'm sorry but this item does not have bulb ramping.

Q: 2. Is this product compatible with my Nikon D7200?

A: Yes, the Captur Timer Kit is compatible with the Nikon D7200.

Q: 3. Hi. Can I use this for Nikon 7500?

A: Yes

Q: 4. Does this work with Mirrorless cameras, the X-T2 specifically?

A: I used it successfully with my xt1. I was annoyed that the plug interfered with shooting vertically with an L plate. I checked with the plate mfr, Really Right Stuff, and the only solution is to slide the camera onto the plate up to the plug. The camera is secure, but you're not at midpoint which is annoying if you're working with a specific composition. The intervalometer seems to be well made. i thought the instructions were inadequate, but anyone familiar with how these work, will do fine. Some things I'd like to figure out: how to turn off the beeping, and how to turn off the bright green light on the receiver. Both of these can be annoying to other nearby photographers if you're shooting the night sky.

Q: 5. compatibility list does not include any Olympus cameras! Is this remote control compatible with OM-D EM5 Mark 3 ?

A: Yes it is!

Q: 6. Is the wireless RF?

A: Yes

Q: 7. The picture shows a receiver and the timer which it looks like you can remotely trigger the camera. Why another trigger?

A: The one part is the transmitter, and the other is the receiver which mounts on the camera. There does not appear to be another trigger.

Q: 8. Is there a way to connect this to an Olympus OMD E-M1 Mark ii? The Mark ii has a different remote connection than the original E-M1, so my current remote will not work with it.

A: That camera is compatible with this product.

Q: 9. Which cables are included for compatibility? Picture indicates F1 and F2 but I think C1 is needed to be used with X-H1, X-T3 and X-T4?

A: According to Hahnel this comes with the F1 and F2 cables.

Q: 10. Will this remote trigger work with the Fujifilm GFX 100 ?

A: Yes it will!