Godox TR Series Wireless Shutter Release Kit for Canon, Built-in 2.4G Wireless Timer Remote Control with Cords, Support Time-Lapse, Exposure Timer, and Multiple Shooting Modes (TX+RX+C1+C3)

Arrived quickly, opened box, good instructions, found some AA batteries turned it on and hey presto worked straight away. Brilliant piece of kit

There are plenty of cheap remote shutters out there, but if you are working int he field then a professional one offers a bit more than just a bluetooth button.For a start, this has a 100m range. Now I haven't put that to the test but I have tested across the length of my garden (probably about 25 ft) and I even stood at the front of he house to add a few more feet and it worked fine. To be honest though, I'm more likely to use this without the receiver and simply plug the transmitter directly into the camera which also works.I couldn't tell you how long batteries last but I've given this a good play and my rechargeable AAs still had plenty of power left so I don't think that excessive battery consumption will be an issue.If you need a professional remote shutter for a Canon camera then I would highly recommend this, it works brilliantly and Godox is a brand I trust, I have used their lights and modifiers quite a lot and never had any issues with them.

There are lots of camera remote trigger releases out there; and they all work broadly in the same way. The best thing about the Godox TR Series Wireless Shutter Release Kit for Canon is how good it feels in your hand. The pack comes in 4 parts: two cables one 3 pin for pro style cameras and one ttl style cable for the prosumer models. There are then two devices that need AA batteries (not included.) One is a receiver that you can use to relay from the transmitter. Both the receiver and transmitter can plug into your camera with one of the cables.The transmitter is what won me over; it still has the 80s cold blue backlit segmented LCD display and resulting clunky interface; but the compact design and heft from the 2 aa batteries makes it feel nicer to use. The batteries also seem to last a long time; left my eos r doing a timelapse for 24 hours and it will still be going when I came back. You can use it as a remote trigger pressing the large yellow surrounded button; or you can program a timed bulb release, a delay time to release, automatic intervalometer or timed intervalometer for timelapse shoots. These are easy enough to setup using the d pad and use the triangle and square start stop buttons to control it. Its 2023 as I write this though and surely, it’s time for something a bit better than a 4-way d-pad; like programming the receiver and leaving it running the timelapse rather than two devices working together.The receiver isn’t as nicely finished; it was easy to secure to my camera on the hot shoe. It too has a small LCD display; and you can rotate the connection channel if you are having issues.It worked fine with my Eos R and R5 (which tested both cables.) The release worked just fine from about 10m. I can’t think of a time I might need a 100m release; maybe if you want a remote release for a second camera that would work for you. It’s a shame Godox don’t include a carry case to protect the screens.My complaints are common to most all wireless releases. The Good TR is a well made easy to use intervalometer; it worked with my cameras and did its job well be it remote release to remove shake, timed release or timed shot. Its just time for a technology update.

This Wireless Shutter Release (Model No. TR-C1) arrives in a nice looking, Godox branded, cardboard box, that would be more than suitable should you be wishing to give it as a gift. It is designed to be compatible with Canon cameras which have either the E3 or N3 socket.Inside the box are the transmitter, receiver, C1 Shutter Cable (for E3), C3 Shuttler Cable (for n3), and a User Manual. Both units use 2 x AA batteries each (4 in total), but none are included in the box so you will need to provide your own.Both the transmitter and receiver units feel well made and have a good finish throughout. The plastic used is a reasonable quality and the unit feels quite robust. The controls are well defined, so are easy to distinguish, and they are nice and responsive in use.Using 2.4GHz wireless transmission means the shutter release can be used up to 100m away from the camera. Whilst I haven’t tested it to that extreme, I have been using it at about 30m without any issues. Another feature that sets it apart from cheaper shutter releases is the fact that you can set it to one of 32 different channels, which helps when working in areas that might have signal interference.The video in the description does a far better job of going through and demonstrating all the different options available on the Remote Shutter, than I could describe in words, so I will not repeat the information here. I will just say that in use the various options all worked well and as expected, and proved to be very useful.I like the fact that you can connect the transmitter directly to the camera via the cable to use it without needing the wireless receiver, however I would have liked an extension cable included, so that I could do this whilst sat a little further away from the camera than this short cable allows.In conclusion this is a well made wireless shutter release for compatible Canon cameras. Beyond being a simple shutter release, it has has plenty of useful intervalometer and timer features that work well and open up a number of new ways to get creative with your photography. There are cheaper options on the market, but I think the extra build quality, distance of transmission and the ability to select a specific channel to use, justifies the higher price tag in this case~ Ethics Statement: Amazon provided me with this product and asked that I give my honest and impartial opinion about it. That’s what I’ve set out to do in this review, so I hope you found it helpful. ~

Once I figured out the small remote needed a cord to the camera they worked perfectly. Wireless remote was a little miss leading.

Dans le descriptif il est indiqué que la télécommande est compatible avec le Canon Eos90, c'est vrai, sauf que ce n'est pas le bon cordon. Heureusement j'ai récupéré le cordon d'une ancienne télécommande. Notice en chinois et en anglais, il me semble que la notice en français est obligatoire pour des achats en France.

Si tratta di un fantastico intervallometro wireless marchiato Godox, azienda alquanto conosciuta in campo fotografico. Il kit si compone di 2 strumenti: un ricevitore RX ed un trasmittente TX. Il ricevitore si posiziona sulla camera, sulla slitta del flash e si collega ad essa tramite la porta jack usando il cavetto “C1” presente in confezione. Le dimensioni non sono eccessive. E’ da tener presente che il ricevitore non ha un’ulteriore slitta, questo significa che se lo si monta sulla slitta non ci si puo’ attaccare altri gadget come flash e/o microfoni. Visto il peso contenuto lo si puo’ tranquillamente lasciar penzolare senza particolari problemi.Sia ricevitore che trasmettitore si alimentano con batterie AA, non incluse in confezione. Sono realizzati interamente in plastica tuttavia restituiscono al tatto una buona sensazione di robustezza.Per quanto riguarda il funzionamento non ho riscontrato alcuna problematica anzi! Mi sono trovato veramente molto bene! Una volta collegato il ricevitore possiamo accendere i due apparecchi i quali dovranno essere impostati sullo stesso canale. Personalmente erano gia’ configurati ma ho preferito rieffettuare la selezione del canale. Possiamo procedere secondo 2 modalita’: una automatica ed una manuale. Quella automatica funziona perfettamente. Sostanzialmente basta tenere premuto per circa 3s il pulsante CH sul trasmettitore finche’ il led in alto inizia a lampeggiare in rosso. Ripetere la medesima procedura con il ricevitore finche’ il led non diventa verde. Procedura molto semplice ma soprattutto veloce.Sul ricevitore troviamo esclusivamente 2 pulsanti che servono per l’accensione e la selezione manuale o automatica del canale corretto. Consiglio di effettuare qualche prova sui vari canali per individuare quello meno affollato… personalmente non ho notato alcuna problematica relativa ad interferenze… il dispositivo si e’ comportato egregiamente con qualunque canale scelto.Sul trasmettitore troviamo invece una serie di pulsanti utili. In primis il pulsante di scatto evidenziato da un piacevole contorno arancione. Supporta la doppia pressione il che si significa che lo stesso pulsante puo’ essere utilizzato per la messa a fuoco, proprio come se stesse scattando dalla reflex stessa… e’ davvero comodissimo per effettuare semplici scatti remoti. Immaginate di volervi fare una foto di gruppo posizionando la fotocamera su un cavalletto. Compatibile tra l’altro con la modalita’ BULB.Gli altri pulsanti servono principalmente per la selezione dei parametri di scatto: quante foto scattare (N), ogni quanto scattarle (INTVL1), tempo di esposizione (LONG) e ritardo del primo scatto (DELAY). I vari parametri sono raggiungibili tramite i pulsanti sulla ghiera. Oltre al pulsante di accensione, selezione canale e conferma troviamo il pulsante per avviare effettivamente l’intervallometro (da usare per esempio per realizzare timelapse), un pulsante per attivare il feedback sonoro e il lock. SI tratta di uno strumento estremamente completo e comodo.Lo schermo mostra i vari parametri selezionati e anche la carica delle batterie.Apprezzo molto il fatto che sia possibile collegare direttamente alla camera il trasmettitore, rendendolo di fatto un intervallometro wired. Puo’ tornare utile in diverse situazioni.Presente anche un comodo panno per la pulizia che male non fa!Tirando le somme posso dire di essere rimasto estremamente soddisfatto dal prodotto in questione… Godox da questo punto di vista e’ una garanzia!

Nachdem ich bereits diverse Godox-Produkte gekauft habe und auch testen durfte, war ich auf dieses Funk Auslöser-Set gespannt und nutze es mit einer EOS R6 - mit dabei sind zwei Kabel für die beiden unterschiedlichen Anschlüsse an verschiedenen Canon DSLR- und System-Kameras. Aus irgend einem Grund sind in der Beschreibung nur die älteren DSLR-Kameramodelle angegeben, allerdings denke ich, dass Canon an den Anschlüssen für Fernbedienung nichts geändert hat - an der R6 jedenfalls nicht.Sender und Empfänger wirken wie bei meinen bisherigen Godoy-Produkten auch wieder einwandfrei verarbeitet und ausreichend stabil auf mich.Sowohl Sender als auch Empfänger werden mit je 2 AA-Batterien betrieben - sehr gut und sie haben mehr mögliche Kapazität als die oft bei z.B. Blitzempfängern genutzten AAA-Batterien.Nachdem man das passende Anschlusskabel gewählt hat, verbindet man erst den Empfänger mit der Kamera. Der Empfänger kann am Blitzschuh der Kamera angebracht werden, hat aber auch ein Stativgewinde, dass man ihn an diversen anderen Verankerungen montieren könnte. Wirklich Fixierung ist für den Blitzschuh/Zubehörschuh leider nicht vorhanden, aber da man sowieso meist ein Stativ oder eine Unterlage für die fernbediente Kamera nutzt, sollte das kein Problem sein.Sobald die Kamera Verwunden und im passenden Modus ist und man Auslöser und Empfänger eingeschaltet hat, kann man schon die Kamera fernauslösen. Und natürlich diverse Modi nutzen - für mich ideal zum Auslösen von Langzeitbelichtungen, ohne die Kamera berühren zu müssen...Fazit:Ich finde, das ist ein gut verarbeitetes Set, das dank passenden Kabeln universell wohl zu den meisten Canon-Kameras passt, Bedienung scheint mir weitgehend intuitiv.Die Reichweite scheint mir sehr gut.Dank AA-Batterien anstatt fix integrierten Akkus, eine ideale Lösung für mich für gelegentliche Nutzung.

Como aficionado a la fotografía, siempre estoy buscando nuevos accesorios que me permitan mejorar mis fotos y experimentar con diferentes técnicas. Por eso aprecio la posibilidad de probar este kit de control remoto inalámbrico, por las muchas posibilidades y funciones que ofrece.El kit se compone de un transmisor, un receptor y dos cables compatibles con diferentes modelos de cámaras Canon y Nikon. La instalación es muy sencilla, solo hay que conectar el receptor a la cámara mediante el cable correspondiente y sincronizarlo con el transmisor. El transmisor tiene una pantalla LCD que muestra el estado de la batería, el canal, el modo de disparo y el tiempo de retardo.Con este kit podemos disparar la cámara a distancia, sumamente útil para evitar vibraciones, hacer autorretratos, capturar animales o escenas en movimiento, etc. Además, incluye varias funciones avanzadas, como el disparo a intervalos, el disparo con obturador retardado y el disparo continuo. Estas funciones son ideales para hacer timelapses, fotos nocturnas, fotos de larga exposición, etc. Y si quieres rizar el rizo y tienes suficientes recursos y varías cámaras compatibles puedes programar disparos simultaneos de varias cámaras, con lo que aumentan de forma sustantiva las posibilidades creativas.El kit funciona con una frecuencia de 2.4G, lo que garantiza una buena estabilidad y un largo alcance. Acorde al fabricante, el alcance es de 100 metros, aunque yo no lo he probado más que a unos pocos metros. Lo que sí puedo decir es que no he tenido ningún problema de interferencias ni de pérdida de señal.La duración de la batería es otro punto a favor. El transmisor y el receptor funcionan con pilas AAA, que se pueden encontrar fácilmente en cualquier tienda. Según el fabricante, la batería puede durar hasta 400 horas en espera y hasta 10.000 disparos. Entrar a evaluar eso después de pocos días de uso sería absurdo, lo cierto es que con pilas de calidad estoy seguro de que se llegará a esas cifras, y aunque no se llegase, no sería problema ni aunque nos quedásemos en la mitad porque el tiempo necesario para cambiar las pilas no llega al minuto.El único aspecto negativo que le encuentro al kit es que no tiene una función de bloqueo del obturador, lo que impide hacer fotos en modo bulb sin tener que mantener pulsado el botón. Esto sería muy útil para hacer fotos de más de 30 segundos, por ejemplo.