The Opteka Remote Control Set is a 16 channel Radio Remote for operating digital cameras at distances up to 320ft (100m).

The Opteka Remote Control Set consists of two parts: a receiver/trigger that connects to the camera’s cable release socket, and a separate sender. The remote can have a range of up to 100m under optimal conditions, and it features a two-position switch, for focusing operation or shutter release.

Batteries included for instant usage.

User Ratings and Reviews

4 Stars Works as you’d expect it to
Buy it if you need the distance without line of sight. The infrared remotes are completley annoying and inferior to this one.

5 Stars Best toy ever!
This product works very well. I use it with a Canon Rebel and it does exactly what it says it does. The is probably the best purchase I have made for my camera…the only trouble I had was in Burst Mode it kept going and going (could have been user error) overall, great product.

4 Stars Works well
No more running while the timer is ticking down. And it is a great solution for long exposures on macro work to avoid motion artifacts and for sharpest focus. Note when you receive the package, the included batteries are wrapped in a clear plastic that is not obvious and isn’t mentioned in the manual. They will appear to be dead because there is no electrical contact till the clear packaging is removed.

5 Stars Wireless Remote Review
I’ve used the remote release in various wather conditions…even wrapped it in a “baggie” and used it on several rainy days. I put the camera and remote release in a plexiglass housing and took a few underwater photos of coral (shallow) and fishes….Though it is not advertised as such, the radio transmitter device works just fine underwater at a distance of at least 20 feet. I like the device and will buy one more for a spare.

5 Stars Perfect for Family Portraits
I purchased this product because I wanted to take family portraits and the first one I purchased didn’t work well at all It was good only at a distance of 13ft. This one can handle 300+ feet. It worked like a charm and I got great family photos without spending an $800 sitting fee for a photographer who would not give me the copyrights. I saved a bundle!

Buy/More Info

Nothing changes the way you see the world like High Definition

The new Opteka RC-4 remote control makes taking group photos easy by allowing you to take pictures away from the camera. The RC-4 allows the selection of either a 2-second shutter delay or instant shutter release. The RC-4 is completely dedicated to the Canon EOS Digital Rebel, XT, XTi, XSi, Elan 7ne, 7n, 7e, T2, K2, 300D, 350D, 400D, 450D, 500D, 7D, & 5D Mark II

User Ratings and Reviews

4 Stars Range could be better but works as specified
Just wish it had a little more range but it does work right up to the specifications not an inch more!!

4 Stars works great! way cheaper than the official canon version
works great! I use it with my Canon Rebel XTi. There’s an “S” button for immediate shot and a “2S” button for a 2sec delay (which is more useful because then you can hide the remote in your pocket during those 2 secs). The range is sort of limited, about 15-20 ft (but I don’t think the more expensive Canon version has any better range)

The “S” “W” and “T” buttons don’t seem to do anything for my camera.

5 Stars Exactly as described.
No surprises. Works just fine. If you haven’t used a remote yet, you should try one. This is a good bang for da buck.

4 Stars Works for a Canon T1i
It works and easy to set up. Here’s how for a T1i:

1. Turn camera on

2. Press the left directional button (Drive Mode) until it says “Self-timer/Remote control

3. Press the middle button (Set) – the orange square will turn blue and the main screen will confirm that the mode on the bottom right corner

“S” is to take the shot. “2S” to take the shot with a 2-second delay. Make sure the camera is facing you so it receives the signal.

5 Stars Good buy for the money
This is a Canon RC-1 remote replacement and it works for other point and shoot Canon made cameras as well as the EOS DSLRs. I use it on my XSi and it works as advertised. A few reviewers complained about the other buttons on the remote didn’t work. Well, if you have an EOS DSLR, you only need use 2 button, i.e., the S and the 2S buttons. There is also complaints about lack of instruction on how to use it. However, it doesn’t take a genius to figure it out. Anyone can basically figure it out in 5 minutes or less. If it take you longer, all it means that you have to read the camera manual on how to set up the self-timer. Once it is set, you can use the remote to trigger the camera to fire. Don’t forget to pull out the battery shield on the battery compartment! Otherwise, the remote will not work.

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The new Opteka High Definition