Timelapse controller for Canon DSLR Camera's
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- NOTE: this specific timer by Neewer "Timer remotecontrol RS-60" im using is for Canon Camera's models:XS XSi T1i T2i T3i XT XTi 500D 550D 600D
Hi there, last week ive gotten this cool remote timelapse controller from my friend Paul Petty whos been doing timelapses on his channel for a while now.
This Digital remoteTimer enables you take pictures with a choosen interval so u can later put en all togeter and make a timelapse video out of it.
i never done this before and thought it was real cool to do so i looked into it.
heres a little review of the Remote timer and my first ever timelapse i did.
more will follow for sure!
Please enjoy and dont forget to rate comment and subscribe!
Jacques
here's a link to the Timer:
www.amazon.com...
Camera Used Canon 600D/Rebel t3i:
www.amazon.com...
Long is actually quite handy feature of the intervalometer to use at night. If I want a 3 minute exposure I set my camera to Bulb and just press the start button. Just so I don't have to use a timer on my phone or if I want to walk away for a few minutes then come back. Thats my tip :)
Thank you,
You have communicated how to use this product more clear and accurate than any other video I have watched.
No problem and thx for watching
Jacques
Simple, quick and easy to understand…Thanks Jacques !
Simple straightforward howto.
ive worked for over 20 years with quested and they never failed me...with the right amplification and (focusrite red 5 kinda amps) and the vs1112 Sub youll have one of the best monitoring systems in the world :)...good luck
Jacques
Mine is a "SHOOT" but the identical Chinese make. Thanks for the info - it was very helpful. Now I just need to find the software to compile the stills into a movie.
This was super informative. I watched the time lapse over and over. I love time lapse and thought is was a long process. I love that fact that it was done at the Ocean.
@cslr11 hee dude! thanks :P first time lapse i ever did..i really like doing it :)
cool u watching!
Jacques
@pinzgauernorcal naa i dont think so..main thing of a good timelapse is that ur camera doesnt move a milimeter while making it...this would be not possible hanging in the air..
Thx for watching
Jacques
Thank you so much for this video. A lot quicker then trying to figure out the manuel.
Thank you!! This is my first time lapse and the last instruction video I watched said that 'length' was the length of time you wanted to shoot for. My shoot will take place over several days, so I cranked the number up.....aaand spent half a day before I realised it wasn't actually taking any photos! (I turned the sound off and left the room). I was ready to start banging my head against the wall when I found your video. All is not lost, I guess I should go and set it all up again...
That looks very similar to the Energizer ENS-LCDU intervalometer I just bought at Best Buy. Works great with my
Canon SX50 (bridge camera/high zoom). My camera has most of the features of a DSLR except interchangeable
lenses and bulb.
@TeenandMean hee thx for watching!...yes u right i rendered it at 15 fps i think hehe..just staring this... :) thx for the support!
Jacques
It does have an on/off switch . Just hold the start/stop button down until the screen goes blank. My batteries have been own for approx. 1 year now
Hi Cliff. What model and brand are you using ? My reply to Andy above explains mine does does not turn off the display.
Great Video. Precise and to the point. Thank you for making and uploading it.
Perfect explanation on how these darned things work. I have a different brand but it seems all of China has embodied the same operational techniques. Thanks for making this so clear.
Thanks, helped me out. I could not be bothered with the instructions.
Thanks for the video: short and easy to follow. Now I got the meaning of all parameters
@Illogic69 ohh cool man..i didnt know :) like i said its all new for me to and im just exploring this area...thx again and for watching
Jacques
Great Review.The time laps looked so cool.
Thnaks a tons hahahaha at last i got the basic knowledge .. didnt find any tutorial .. recently i bought one from Aliexpress and i thought the timer has got some problem again i bought the other wireless one and still the same like the last one and i realized that the problem is not with timer it is becos of the lack of knowledge luckily i found your video and now both the timers work normal .. THANK YOU SO MUCH . HAPPY CLICKING
Great review man! You inspired me and I went and picked up a Canon T2i yesterday. My picture quality has easily improved 10 times. I still don't have the gonads to put it under my quadcopter though.
hi there, think it will work with the 60D for the mark2 im sure it wont ...but im sure they have em for the 5D aswell...
Very informational and straight to the point. You pretty much taught me how to use it. Thank you!
Timer remote for DSLR from Merlin can connect any camera via Bluetooth
Quested H108 one of the best nearfields in the world...i say :)
thx for watching!
Cool Review Jacques! Keep up the good work!
Paul
Thanks for the reply. I'm gonna buy them soon.
For sunsets what would you suggest the time lapse to be set as? every 20 seconds or 5? or better? thanks in advance.
Gracias por el video. Acabo de obtener un Shutterboss y su explicación del intervalómetro ha sido de gran ayuda,thanks a lot!
great video, im ready to make that purchase, but was wondering if with this remote, can you push the button maybe half way to focus?
Hi man!...glad the review was of somekind of help..
good luck
Jacques
Thank you. so much easer to understand than the manuel
i havnt had any problems with it so far...
thx for watching..
Jacqrues
@CountryPursuitsTV hee Malc..no i havnt tried that...im just getting into it ...great stuff it is ..i really like it..
hope to see some of urs soon m8
later
Jacques
I bought a Bower model RCLC3R, but found I couldn't connect it to a Canon T3, so I made a modification to the RCLC3R. It works in all modes except video, so my next project will be to correct it. If interested, see my channel for video.
nice expanation and nice movie cheers.
J i love this review. Good job! Very informative, very professional. Gives a new perspective how to use tech goodies within fotography. I immediately ordered one at amazon but somehow they dont accept my shipping address to the netherlands (?) any advise?
quick question, if you set your shutter speed on camera, let say 30sec. How should you set interval on remote? will shutter speed effects the interval?
Awesome thank you! Super easy to follow :)
Nice review! I got the Neewer model from ebay. It seems fine, but when you press the light button to backlight the display, the light is very dim. It looks like it almost does nothing. Is this normal for these cheap units, or do you think I got a defective one?
Thanks for the great tutorial. Perhaps one big drawback for this controller is that it can't do fractions +/- of a second. For instance, after using time lapse calculator app to figure interval times, it said I would need to set to shoot every 1.25 seconds. This can't be done with this controller, as far as I can tell, since seconds are smallest time adjustment. Please let me know if there IS a way to do it. Thanks!
hey thanks for this very informative video, but what settings do you use for your camera?
Anything like this you would recommend for Sony Alpha series.
very good, very useful, thank you
no problem eddie! good luck
Great vid bro...killer intro and transition package! When we gonna see some aerial footage with that thang?
I wonder if it is compatible with Canon T3, which is very similar to a T3i.
@DiehardRCaddicts Thx Paul and thxfor the Timer u send me Bro!
very useful video, Thanks
Can you use it wireless? I take self portraits and usually need it far away.
Thanks for the video!
Thank you very straight forward and to the point thanks for the help.
What kind of studiospeakers do you have in the background?
Thanks, that was so easy to follow.
solid review, thanks!
Hi there, what's the name of background soundtrack?
If my camera tops at 15 seconds for max expo time, why can't I use this device to go further?
If your camera has a Bulb setting, that is what the second setting would be for. (Setting very long exposures.)
Just ordered this, good review thankyou!
is this something you might use on your multirotor ?
they come in diffrent versions and im sure there's one for your camera
This was very helpful thank you!!:)
Hi Jack... I was wondering if there is a UNIVERSAL intervalometer (time-lapse device) that works for all the cameras...
Also, should the camera have a "Remote control" terminal/Slot in order the intervalometer works? (I will appreciate your response)
Rami
Do it works on Canon 1200D? Thank you
What is the difference between the "Delay" and "Interval" settings?
greenhippo31 The "Delay" is a timer you can set to start taking pictures. With "Interval" you can set the space of time (interval) between one picture and the next one, this is mostly used for timelapse.
Thanks for the clarification!
Very Helpful :D Thanks
Thank's. Your video really helped!
thank you for this informative video
does it supports on canon 7D?
What's the name of the song from the end?
ILL IT WORK WITH BOTH 60D AND 5D MARK2?
thx 2 u alllot
love it.. thanks :)
Will it work with 1100d canon ?
Very cool Jacques I have the same one =)
I am doing some timelapse soon I will buz you the link, have you tried long exposures with it yet using the hold button? I love it!
ATB Malc
CPTV
It should select seconds first instead of hours, you use it more often for the main purpose of this handy tool. UX error IMO.
Can you use this to record videos?
Wondering this as well.
karlluigi1987 you could but there would be no point
me too. I bought the wireless version and would like to start/stop video at a bird feeder from away. I have a canon 60d.
Time lapse shots are videos (of a sort)
Tiny print any pdf instructions ?
Thanks, really helped me out.
Does it work with the 700d
HEllo, it will work with canon sx40hs ?
Thanks.. jesus bless
Is it a two stage shutter? Stage one focus, stage two shoot.
Yung Lyun yes
thanks keep up..
Too bad you didn't really cover the 'Long' section...just brushed over it as if it wasn't relevant....most DSLRs won't have an exact time possibility and often not a pre-set more than 30 seconds so this is actually a good feature some times...as explained by Tomas Söderström....also you didn't cover AT ALL the slide action of the shutter button nor what the 'lock' button is for.
Good video for what it is but not really complete.....maybe you should update it with corrections and complete it.
Thanks anyway.
THANKS MAN
Thank you, very informative.........
@burghoorn ? weird man....maybee i should put UK links for us dutchies :)
Kzou nie weten waarom wij niet bij Amazon USA zouden kunnen orderen?...tis toch geld onze euros?? :DD
helpful! cheers!
tq for the tips👍
Thanks a lot
Sounds like you have a Dutch accent.
Am I right?
Does this also work with canon eos 700d?
+Charanjit Saluja Yes it does :)
are you dutch?
yep
Okay yeah idk.. youre accent is just like an american but it had a small thing that ive heard while you were talking, that reminded me of a friend who also is dutch.. its the same kind of accent that dutch people share i guess.. i love to go to the netherlands some day.. but i dont have the money..
Walk thru little snappy and honestly... his timelapse sucks.
does it work on canon 60d? thanks.
Thanks for the video!