My owner's manual for the FinePix S9500 does not discuss using the mini USB for attaching a remote. Will this work?
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Yup, should work. I have a HS25-EXR and the same remote is listed for your camera. Check this link. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Maxsima-Shutter-Release-FujiFilm-FinePix/sim/B004ZV646O/2
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I don't really know. I have a Fujifilm X-S1 camera, and the instruction manual does not at all mention the use of a remote control. But the seller of this remote control said it could be used on X-S1, so I took the chance and ordered it. And it surely works, this is what I can say about this case. If the seller lists your camera as being able to use it, it probably will work.
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Should have stated mine is HS20-EXR but your camera is listed for this unit
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Not sure it will for the s9500 but it does work on the Fuji HS30. Try it. On the HS30 and maybe your model as well, the longest exposure is limited the max. the camera will allow. In my case 15 sec. The remote button doesn't override this camera timer.
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It works great! I'm very pleased with it. Batt supplied was no good but got one from Batteries Plus for about $3 and all is well
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Yep. Just pull the plastic tab to activate the battery in the remote. USB or the charger will supply camera power (and also charge batt in camera if attached). Note, usb will not charge the battery.
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First, I have to admit that I don't have a remote and am not certain how well they would work. I do intend to find out. The answer to your question is yes, for approx $30, there is a remote available for the Olympus SZ series. One example is: http://www.amazon.com/Easygoby-RW-221-Wireless-Remote-OLYMPUS/dp/B00GWWRBKC/ref=sr_1_11?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1387551194&sr=1-11&keywords=wireless+shutter+remote+for+Olympus+SZ. This is one example. Do a search "Olympus SZ series remote shutter control" if you want to see what more is out there. Because there are so many variations for different cameras, make certain it is for Olympus SZ. The difference between remotes is the adapter cable at the camera port. The example above is for the SZ30. The SZ31 is just an upgrade with nearly identical features. Let us know how it works out for you. I and other SZ owners would welcome your input. Now that you know you can, The SZ31 is an outstanding camera--go for it!!!
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I didn't get mine for use in a camera but I looked it up on BING and yes it works with a Nikon s9500 camera. I love Transcend products, btw. They're great.
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Confirmed, I have the D7100 and ML-L3 and they work together. You can configure the remote to do 2s delay, immediate shot, Mirror Up, or turn it off, which appears to be the default. If it doesn't work, be sure to enable it under Menu &gt; Shooting Menu &gt; Remote control mode (ML-L3).
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it will work. for the simple reason that this remote is attached to the electronics of the camera. the other remote will work as well independently.happy shooting :-)
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I own the S9100 and using the USB connection is how the battery is charged. My camera is not functional as a camera when connected to USB connection on my PC for battery charging. My guess regarding the S9700, no. But check the owners manual, might be an answer there or simply try it if you already own a S9700.
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No. The TTL info is "pass thru" only, so to control a remote flash, a 550EX or 580EX /ii (or 600EX-RT) must be on board your transmitter. The on board flash should be "master" and the remote are "slaves" - controlled optically (using the Canon system) or optionally by radio if there are 2+ 600EX's. The Stratos ii could TRIGGER only another remote studio flash or any manually set flash. If the remote is a Canon EX don't set it on slave. It can trigger a hair or background light, a side or background light for the rest of a room at a party or reception while the on board flash gives you good camera-to-subject exposures. Better yet, where the flash doesn't have to be on the camera, you can put the camera end of an OCF (Off Camera Flash) cord of 15' - 33' on the transmitter and control a remote flash/s on a light stand, in a soft box or Octabox from the camera! Then you will MAKE images and not just "take pictures"! Google "Syl Arena" or "PixSylated" for more info or to contact the "Canon OCF Guru"! J. Alan
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from what i heard, for the d5000 and lower, u need to set it to remote so when u are using the shutter release on the grip, it is pretty much like using it by remote. so its not THAT good. unless u want the grip for its size and battery compartment.
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No it will not. The 500D needs an E3 type shutter release and this is an N3 type shutter release that works with their pro and prosumer cameras. Try searching for rs60-e3. That will produce a list of compatible shutter releases. I did't see any as nice as the wireless remote. I have one and it has been one of my better investments in camera accessories.
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My old s230 did remote shooting. Canon removed this feature for no reason other than greed. Make something old and simple an "advanced feature" and charge more for it. Last canon I buy.
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Possibly, the newer ones. I tried a Olympus Remote Control RM-2 which I had from earlier cameras, and it did not work. I had to use the self timer.Janet
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I have a strong feeling it won't but don't take my word for it since I haven't tried it myself. I did use the timer star shooting star trails and such but not self portrait. This is probably more of a camera function related question so you might get a better answer from say 5d mkii yahoo groups or somewhere similar. I searched google and it came up with, oddly enough a remote that looks very much like this. http://www.learn.usa.canon.com/app/pdfs/quickguides/CDLC_TC-80N3_QuickGuide.pdf Perhaps a quick call to Canon's customer service using Canon's own remote herein will get you some answers. Good luck. I have a strong feeling it won't but don't take my word for it since I haven't tried it myself. I did use the timer star shooting star trails and such but not self portrait. This is probably more of a camera function related question so you might get a better answer from say 5d mkii yahoo groups or somewhere similar. I searched google and it came up with, oddly enough a remote that looks very much like this. http://www.learn.usa.canon.com/app/pdfs/quickguides/CDLC_TC-80N3_QuickGuide.pdf Perhaps a quick call to Canon's customer service using Canon's own remote herein will get you some... » Read More I have a strong feeling it won't but don't take my word for it since I haven't tried it myself. I did use the timer star shooting star trails and such but not self portrait. This is probably more of a camera function related question so you might get a better answer from say 5d mkii yahoo groups or somewhere similar. I searched google and it came up with, oddly enough a remote that looks very much like this. http://www.learn.usa.canon.com/app/pdfs/quickguides/CDLC_TC-80N3_QuickGuide.pdf Perhaps a quick call to Canon's customer service using Canon's own remote herein will get you some answers. Good luck. « Show Less
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Yes, if your camera has settings for 2 or 10 second delay. Vital for group photos!The remote uses a CR2032 battery. Do not leave the remote plugged into the camera when not in use, as it will drain the battery, rapidly; disconnect it when not in use.
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Not sure if I understand the question but... You have to connect the receiver to the camera via a sync cord. The remote is completely wireless from the receiver and will activate the shutter release. Until it decides to stop working like mine did.
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I do not find any information on a remote, or find a place to attach one to this camera.I have read the manual and visited the Sony website.
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Make sure it has a battery first and then you need to change the setting on your camera from a single shot to the remote. Then it should work.