JJCWired Intervalometer Timer Shutter Release Remote for Pentax K-70 KP Fujifilm Fuji X-S10 X-T200 Replaces Pentax CS-310

Using it with a Pentax KP for astrophotography. Sometimes simple is just the best way to go. With all the wired and wireless dongles hanging off the telescope mount and guider stuff a simple plug-in shutter control for the camera was all I wanted. Simple to understand and use with everything I needed at a reasonable price.I don’t particularly care for the low view angle / contrast of the LCD display rather than a straight-on view but it’s not hard to get used to. This is why I cut 1 star On the “ease of use”; it’s just a little hard to read the display at times. If they corrected the sight angle this would be a top-notch unit.

I confirmed it works on a fujifilm x-s10 camera. The model chosen here was "replaces Pentax CS-310", and the box says that same thing. It plugs into the X-s10 "mic" port, uses a 3.5 mm TRRS plug, and I did not have to change any settings in the camera to get it to trigger.

This works great with my D3300. I use it when I'm taking product photos form top-down. My tripod arm can shake a bit in this position and using this remote solved that problem.Great buy for the money. Very happy with it.

I mainly wanted a cable release but the added functionality makes the timer a bargain. It will provide a timer for your shutter release, will take multiple shots (up to 399) at whatever interval you set, will make time exposures for whatever exposure length you want and works as a simple cable release.Instructions are clear but for those of us with glasses, it wouldn't be a bad idea to scan it and make a more readable copy.

I have a Pentax K-1 and two K-50s, this intervalometer requires a 3.5mm to 2.5mm cord to connect to the Pentax's. The JJC TM-C would have connected directly and is $4 less.

This is a very nice attachment for my camera, it’s an automatic device that you are able to set for remote control for time lapse photography and similar uses

I'd give it -1 star if possible. Worked ok for 2 sessions, then electronics went goofy. Asked for a relatively standard 1hr overall shoot and it goes into a 99hr shoot. Tried a couple of times thinking I was dialing in something wrong. Nope, it's faulty electronics. Waste of money. Just trialed another meter available on Amazon, similar price, but actually works, no hassle.

AAA batteries, not CR-2..... Don't believe the product description, the intervalometer takes AAA batteries which are supplied..... Otherwise, this is a fine device. I have several for Nikons in different packaging ...

Works well for the price. Cant complain

This seems to be a great electronic shutter release cable and timer. So far I have used it successfully multiple times with my Pentax K70. I have yet to test the interval meter part but have no reason to doubt that will work well too. At first I couldn't get it to work, but with the help of great customer service from Magiccube I discovered I just had to re install the included batteries.

当方、OLYMPUS「E-420」を所有しています。純正ではインターバルタイマー等のカメラを電子制御出来る機材が無いので自作を考えていましたが、自分で作らなくても、安価で良い商品が見つかりました。【デザイン】OLYMPUS　Eシリーズで使用するには、やや大きめのサイズで撮影場所で落とす心配の無い大きさです。【操作性】本体がやや大きめなので、操作は良好で表示も見やすくわかりやすいです。難点はリモコン電源をOFFにすると設定値が消えてしまうので、注意が必要と思われます。また、暗がりではバックライトが点灯するので懐中電灯などを持参しなくても操作は出来そうです。【電源】単4電池　2本使用していますので、入手しやすいですが本体より供給されればよかったかな？　と、思います。

It's inexpensive, seems reasonably rugged. The instructions are poorly written; there's one mode I just haven't figured out how to use. BUT, it does what I purchased it for.

The product does exactly what I want.The user manual is written in such a small font that I cannot see it without using a magnifying glass. I found an online version of the manual but it is generic and the pictures in do not match the unit purchased.