Much remote release for little money :-)

Once I had to decommission my old timers from the same manufacturer lack of compatibility with the Nikon D5200, I seized the opportunity and I brought this remote trigger for my now anyway increasing demands. After two days of rain and use some successful test runs in the time-lapse photography, I am convinced of this timer. Here is a brief overview of the features:

- Single Pictures
- Burst
- Bulb function with freely selectable exposure time
Increase - with delay and freely selectable number of shots
- Recording function with freely selectable exposure time, number of shots and interval

The feel is very good, despite lots of plastic and the pressure points of the buttons do not feel unstable on. Also positive is the spiral cable, which helps one to avoid cable clutter. The usage is easy to learn self-explanatory and with a little practice and instruction.

But a small hook is the part: The manual is only available in Chinese and one in spite of very good English language skills to get used to even for me English! The missing German translation is in itself not a quality-reducing criterion, but a cleaner English you, I think, already expected. For those interested, there are no language skills luckily a helpful video tutorial in German on the website of Enjoyyourcamera explaining the wireless version of this timer.

My conclusion: This unit is both the needs of the simple amateur photographers, as well as those with a focus on continuous shooting, Long Exposure, Time Lapse Photography ... more than fair. I'm thrilled and would recommend this Fernauslöser every ambitious (amateur) photographers with the said minimum limitation very much!