PHOLSYN8 Timer Remote Control Cable with Intervalometer for Nikon Z8, Z9, D3, D4, D5, D6, D800, D850, D810, D700, D500, D300, D200, F6, F100, F5, F90, N90s, D1X, D2H, D3X, Replaces Nikon MC-36A

Good unit. Easy to program. Should be invaluable to anyone taking timed photos.

Very nice remote control for my D 800 at an affordable price with all the bells and whistles that a top rate remote should have

Good, easy to program, easy to use, useful for me as a remote trigger.Nikon P950 users: I got this because I wanted to introduce interval and long exposure functionality for star and night photos...not gonna happen. Because the P950 does not support Bulb mode I can only use this as a single or interval trigger, it will not change exposure time.I'll keep working on how I use it with the existing settings on the P950 for night portrait and star trails and will end up satisfied with that for now.If I have known of these limitations I may have purchased a wireless remote but, TBH, I did not return this one because I am not into self portraits and have had a miserable experience with the wireless functions on my camera so this works for me.

This seems to be identical to many other intervalometers I've had in the past. Battery life seems good, and it does everything I need it to. No complains. I think it's a fair price as well.

I purchased this intervalometer in order to photography the Perseid meteor shower using my Sony a7RM4A. The intervalometer is very easy to use and provides even more flexibility than I needed to photograph the shower.Although the Sony a7RM4A has an internal intervalometer, it does not provide sufficient flexibility. For example, if I specify a 30" exposure time and a 31" repeat period via the internal intervalometer, I obtain a 30" exposure time and a 33" repeat period. But with the PHOLSY, I obtain a 30" exposure time and a 31" repeat period. I was unable to obtain a 1" repeat period via the Sony internal intervalometer.

bought for astrophotography, works great on my Sony a300. photo is moon planet alignment from March 2023.

This intervalometer is pretty much the bottom of the barrel. It doesn't have an on/off switch, so you have to take the batteries out to turn it off or it'll just drain them dead. The backlight is barely usable even on a decently dark night. The interface to change settings is slow and clunky.Most importantly, it only worked for a couple of months before it just stopped working. I took it apart to try to fix it, and after testing I concluded that the cable itself had an internal break. Threw it out and bought a better one.

For a wired remote, it works well. With the timer, it has more functionality than most wired remotes I used on my D200.Would like to see a version of this with some more options, like "mirror up" (works with wireless remote, but not wired) and other trigger options like Lightning, motion, etc. Would be willing to pay more for that functionality.