Yongnuo wireless Intervelometer

[stoneysnapper]

I have the wired version - works great. As long as the functions are turned off, the battery drain is minimal (like a digital watch.) Note that your link (and the one I have) is a Nikon style with a Canon plug. A Canon style is also available if that means something to you. The Nikon style version has a larger maximum number of shots if memory serves me right.

There is nothing wrong with the build quality of this item - it's built as good as any full-priced factory product of this type of item. I have not been disappointed with the build quality of anything Yongnuo makes.

Here is one on UK eBay and it doesn't appear to have an on/off button, sadly, I have the wired version and it bugs me having to take the batteries out, might take a while to drain them or not but it will be just typical that they are drained when you need it.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/TW-282-Wireless-Timer-Remote-Control-Canon-7D-1D-III-5D-II-50D-40D-30D-20D-/280574372830?pt=UK_Photography_DigitalCamAccess_RL&hash=item4153892bde#ht_7382wt_952

[epsiloneri]

@wickidwombat - how long do the batteries last in the YN if you forget to take them out?

I have the same wired remote, and it takes at least a year before it drains the battery (including light use), so not a problem IMO.

[stoneysnapper]

@wickidwombat - how long do the batteries last in the YN if you forget to take them out?

I have the same wired remote, and it takes at least a year before it drains the battery (including light use), so not a problem IMO.

Good to know, cheers.