JJC MET-I HDR Timer Remote Cord for Sigma CR-21

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Compatible with...

Sigma SD14, SD15
Sigma CR-21

Description0

JJC MET Series HDR Timer Remote Cord

Timer for HDR bracketing with up to 9 exposures

This remote cord supports both manual shutter release as well as programmable functions such as delayed release, time exposure as well as interval and continuous shooting. The timer even allows bracketing with up to 9 exposures. All the functions of this device can be set to the second and are available individually or in any combination.

Up to 9 different exposures - descending, ascending & mixed

The up to exposure times of a bracketing can be programmed by choice: descending, ascending & mixed. You only have to set an explicit seconds value for each exposure you plan to make. After you press the start button, the bracketing runs automatically.

Shutter button for manual shutter release

The timer has a two-step shutter button. Press the button halfway down to focus and all the way down to release. For manual time exposure you can lock the shutter button. Then the timer counts up until you finish the time exposure. On cameras where the video function is controlled by the photo shutter button, you can even start and stop video shots using this remote cord.

Technical details:

Delay: 0s - 99h 59min 59s
Time exposure (Bulb): 0s bis 99h 59min 59s
Interval: 1s - 99h 59min 59s
Continuous shooting: 1-399 or infinite
Dimensions: 11 x 4,5 x 2,2cm
Weight: 72g
Power supply: 2 AAA batteries (included)
Cord length: approx. 70cm (cord is detachable)
Operation temperature: -20 - +50°C

Scope of Delivery:

MET remote device, connecting cord, 2 AAA batteries

Note:

Please note that you have to switch the shutter speed of the camera to "bulb" when doing time exposure.

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