Intervalometer tutorial - Canon TC 80N3 or replica

#Intervalometer tutorial Canon TC 80N3
we are going to explore the features of the Intervalometer TC-80N3 to see how this can help to do create #timelapseintervalometer clips, also other features such as delay timer, long exposures, intervaloemeter and shutter count.
a great addition to your camera bag and very useful in many situations

[@okphotog]

seconds .00 -.03 was the BEST part of the video! Thanks for sharing.

[@bawtreerd]

Thanks for posting this useful information

[@ELBlDu]

I love your introductions...lol I really got a good chuckle.

[@avibongo]

simple explanation for a simple product without too many words. Thank you.

[@HasanNYC]

Good Video..
The thing I like most is that when used simply as a remote
release, the TC-80N3 does not require battery
power.

[@rtyler1869]

Actually it does... it just last a long long time time (mine has gone approximately 3 years)

[@4Kandlez]

@@rtyler1869 Actually it doesn't... he even said that in the video, the shutter button will work without battery power just like a standard remote release using the camera battery, it's wired exactly the same. The timer functions are just sending a firing signal in place of you pressing the button

[@jainee9077]

Perfectly explained! Thanks much :)

[@patriciamiller7676]

Very helpful. Have the Canon version but could never figure out how to use it. Their instruction manual was not clear enough to me.

[@rrasaq]

You are great. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with others. Please do not stop with your opening remark -- Love the jokes. I will always listen to your lectures but will never get closer because I don't want to be slap silly -- Hahhahahahaha.

[@sulimanothman]

thank you, very helpful explaination

[@PatOutdoorify]

simple and clear explanation, thanks!

[@adiloncouto4972]

Thanks! So cool

[@rudestrudedog]

thanks... way easier than the Canon manual. You should get a free camera from Canon cuz their manuals suck.

[@janemoore7627]

Clearly demonstrated, thanks

[@ebrahemmh]

Thank you. easy and simple explanation.

[@ss944]

Very helpful explanation- thanks

[@juliehood534]

So helpful - thank you!

[@iriswiener9834]

Very good explanation. thx. iris

[@RickMentore]

The opening jokes are funny! I've been subscribed to your work for sometime now and I just want to thank you for the humour and mostly the Photo Edu. I found the post about wedding photo was most helpful, it gave an on-hand demo of your skills with the clients and the Camera. Do you have any plans for reviewing the new Canon 50 +mp camera? I love to get your take on it, I assumed you are primarily a Canon Guy. Thanks CT

[@tastetequila]

Very helpful! Thank you.

[@FriendlyPCGamers]

In this tutorial, he is himself learning xD

[@BruceTitus52]

The intervalometer doesn't have an On/Off switch BUT I left mine in the camera bag for around a year without using it and when I went to use it again the battery was still functioning. I carry a spare battery but I've never had to put it in.

[@Academy-of-photography]

Same here

[@crisbycris4012]

Nice...indeed no off buttom but what if you open the baterry compartment and slide a piece of paper on to of the battery to stop contact...might work.

[@ramiramitto9679]

Thank you so much

[@ThatIndianBlader]

Hello friend, i wanted to get an intervalometer for my Canon 200D. Can you recommend one ? I tried searching the net.. but couldn't find anything :( Thanks in advance

[@BeareTube]

THANK YOU!

[@tdf488m]

thanks !!! for tutorial

[@216kingDavid1]

4:20 he starts talking about the instructions

[@Academy-of-photography]

Such a tough crowd!

[@funnymono]

Thanks

[@cpimagined630]

Great video but it made me laugh when you said "so I can leave and come back in 2 hours and have my timelapse photography shots". More like "so I can leave and come back in 2 hours to find all my gear has grown legs and walked off".

[@mmedici70]

Or better yet... he can leave for 2 hours and come back and see his camera has over-heated..lol

[@razorree]

Can i use intervalometer to engage continuous shooting (setting continuous on camera instead of bulb) for 20 seconds and delay/timer of few minutes ?
(with sony a6000)

[@mostlymessingabout]

Can you combine intervalometer and bulb? 2 minutes every 3 minutes?

[@m.witter5115]

confusing in on respect...If I want 30 shots, and I want each shot to last for 30 seconds....can I still set the interval for 3 sec between shots or would I need to include the length of the shot in the setting in other words would the interval setting be 33 or 3?

[@Academy-of-photography]

33

[@AmyProctor]

Can it be used with a Speedlite? In other words, if the Speedlite is turned on will it flash with every shot triggered by the intervalometer if I want it to?

[@Academy-of-photography]

+Amy Proctor the flash will be triggered by the camera. Answer is yes but be careful not to damage the flash as they are not built to eork for long times. Also you eill need lots of power

[@a.g.5466]

buddy.. i am using a 5D III I am putting the criteria into google and I am getting the wrong videos MY time is being hihacked. What device do I purchase for the 5D III PLEASE!!!! I NEED MEDICATION SO I DON'T SLAP ANYONE

[@grahamhgraham]

Doesnt need an on/off button. The battery should last about 3 yrs.

[@bigdog1452]

Will it work for canon 40D?

[@Academy-of-photography]

I don't know. When you buy...you can check compability

[@bhartwigutube]

In their infinite wisdom the OEM Canon doesn't have an ON/OFF etiher...

[@maraudermorphs3461]

Can this remote be used to auto-focus during movie mode?

[@lipstick318]

So, you say, set the camera to, bulb setting to use the TC 80N3, right?
The bulb setting is the same as manual? I did not know that, thank you...

[@lipstick318]

What should my K setting be set for, for night photography??? Either for long expose or short???
K = Kelvin setting...