1. Triggers shutter and recording from a distance for easier control and less shake
2. Multiple mounting solutions for a variety of scenarios
3. Compatible with popular Sony, Canon, Nikon mirrorless cameras
4. Bluetooth connection, more stability and longer range than infrared remote control

SmallRig Wireless Remote Controller for Select Sony / Canon / Nikon Cameras 3902 is designed for wireless control of camera shutter and recording. It easily triggers shutter and recording from a distance without causing any shake, thereby improving shooting. In STILL mode, press the button halfway for automatic focus and all the way down for taking pictures; In MOVIE mode, do a full press to turn on/off recording. This item comes with a detachable cold shoe clamp at the bottom to quickly mount to a cold shoe mount or your collar. Remove the clamp and it can be locked to such accessories as Side Handle 3260, Top Handle 2165C, etc. via the 1/4"-20 screw in the box. Its silicone bottom helps prevent deflection, while the screw features an anti-lost design. Once paired with camera, it can automatically connect to your device for saving time. Besides, the Bluetooth connection works fast and reliably within a radius of 10 meters.

Designer: Clara Oswald

Compatibility:                                   
Sony: 

Alpha 7R V / Alpha 7R IV / Alpha 7R III / Alpha 7 IV / Alpha 7 III / Alpha 7S III / Alpha 7C II / Alpha 7C / Alpha 7CR / Alpha 9 III / Alpha 9 II / Alpha 9 / Alpha A1 II / Alpha A1 / FX3 / FX30 / Alpha 6700 / Alpha 6600 / Alpha 6100 / Alpha 6400 / ZV-E1 / ZV-E10 / ZV-E10 II / ZV-1 II / ZV-1 / ZV-1F / DSC-RX100M7

Canon: EOS R5 / R5 II / R6 Mark II / R6 / R7 / R8 / R10 / R / RP / R50 / M6 Mark II / M50 / 90D
Nikon: Z50 / Zfc / Z30

In the Box:                                  
Remote Control x 1
CR2032 Battery x 2
1/4”-20 Screw x 1
Allen Wrench x 1

Specifications:
Product Dimensions: 53.2 x 32.4 x 22.5mm
Package Dimensions: 97 x 68.5 x 30mm
Product Weight: 18±5g
Package Weight: 62g±5g
Material(s): ABS+PC

*Please note the import duty may occur, and it should be on buyer's side.