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JJC II JM-A(II) Wireless Shutter Release For Canon EOS 760D T6s 750D T6i 5DS R 5DS 1DC 6D 1DX 1D 7D 50D 5D Mark II III IV 1D Mark II N III 30D 20D 20Da 10D 1Ds Replaces Canon RS-80N3

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JJC JM-II Series Radio Frequency Wireless Shutter is designed for most DSLR and SLR cameras that have a remote socket on the camera body. The system works at a 433MHZ frequency and has 16 available channels. Whats more, this wireless remote system adopts a technology to allow the transmitter trigger the receiver without direct line of sight up to 30 meters. The JM-II receiver simply attaches to a compatible camera's hot shoe, then just use the supplied cable to connect the receiver and the camera's remote socket. The receiver is powered by one piece of CR-2 lithium battery while the transmitter is powered by one piece of 23A battery. JM-II transmitter can trigger the camera shutter at five modes: single shot, 5 seconds delay shot, 3 continuous shots, unlimited continuous shots and bulb shot. The receiver has a 1/4"-20 tripod mount socket on the bottom, so you can even mount the receiver onto a tripod. Most important, our JM-II transmitter is able to fire multiple receivers at the same time. All these features make it good for eliminate camera shake in long exposure photography. Compatibility:Canon EOS-1D C EOS 5D Mark III EOS 760D T6s 750D T6i 6D EOS-1D X EOS 1D EOS 7D EOS 1D Mark IV EOS 5D Mark II EOS 50D EOS 40D EOS 1D Mark III EOS 30D EOS 5D EOS 5D EOS-1D Mark II N EOS 20Da EOS 1Ds Mark II EOS 20D EOS 1D Mark II EOS 10D EOS 1Ds EOS D60 EOS 1V EOS 3 EOS D30 EOS D2000 7D MARK II 5DS R 5DS

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