- Range: up to 15m
- Dimensions: 8.6 x 4 x 1.1cm
- Weight: 22g
- Battery: CR2025 button cell
- Battery durability: up to 3 years or 20,000 releases
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The JJC RM-E4 remote control is designed as a long range replacement for the Pentax Remote E & Remote F infra-red remote controls. Perfect for taking pictures of subjects that are difficult to approach, or to minimize vibration for close-ups and time exposure. The robust remote control supports a large number of features (releasing, zoom etc.) that may vary from camera model to camera model. More information can be found in your camera instruction manual. Power by a CR2025 button cell (supplied) the remote also comes with a handy protective sleeve.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Purchased this remote as it claimed to work with a Pentax K10D camera. When I recieved the remote I was surprised that it only had a shutter release function available for the Pentax. OK thats all I really needed so I gave it a try. Read the instructions, inserted battery and set up the camera. On clicking on the shutter release button nothing happend except the TV turned on. Turned off TV and tried again - same results. No shutter release and it does not even turn the TV back off.
14 of 15 people found the following review helpful
This is a generic 4 in 1 camera remote control, with buttons for Pentax, Nikon and Canon. I bought it for my Pentax DSLR, which means that only one button - S for Shutter Release - works. For Pentax compact digital cameras, there's a second T/W - telephoto/wideangle - button.
Nikon users get just one button - a different S for Shutter Release - whereas Canon DSLR users get two buttons - S and 2S for immediate and 2-second delayed shutter release. Canon Powershot users get S T and W buttons plus others for use during replay.
With 5 different "S" buttons, it is not intuitive to use, though the tiny manual explains all. It would have been nicer if this remote had a little recessed switch to specify Pentax, Nikon, Canon 1 or Canon 2 rather than cluttering the face with unusable buttons for everyone, but at a tiny fraction of the cost of the manufacturers' own remote controls, I'm not complaining. It does what is required of it, which is essentially very simple!
Nikon users get just one button - a different S for Shutter Release - whereas Canon DSLR users get two buttons - S and 2S for immediate and 2-second delayed shutter release. Canon Powershot users get S T and W buttons plus others for use during replay.
With 5 different "S" buttons, it is not intuitive to use, though the tiny manual explains all. It would have been nicer if this remote had a little recessed switch to specify Pentax, Nikon, Canon 1 or Canon 2 rather than cluttering the face with unusable buttons for everyone, but at a tiny fraction of the cost of the manufacturers' own remote controls, I'm not complaining. It does what is required of it, which is essentially very simple!
It does what it should: triggering the shutter.
I would have liked a few more options with my Pentax (like 3 functions: no delay, 3 secs delay, 10 secs delay) and the fact of having 13 buttons can be a bit confusing as only one or two will actually work with your camera.
Range is good with my K10D and the battery will last quite long provided that you put a piece of plastic between the battery and the contacts when not in use (I can vouch for this because this is my second one and the first lasted 3+ years before the battery died).
It comes with a little pouch, which the first one I got did not have, nice :)
I would have liked a few more options with my Pentax (like 3 functions: no delay, 3 secs delay, 10 secs delay) and the fact of having 13 buttons can be a bit confusing as only one or two will actually work with your camera.
Range is good with my K10D and the battery will last quite long provided that you put a piece of plastic between the battery and the contacts when not in use (I can vouch for this because this is my second one and the first lasted 3+ years before the battery died).
It comes with a little pouch, which the first one I got did not have, nice :)
Most Recent Customer Reviews
rubish
This remote control does not work properly at all....for my pentax I can use just two buttons no more, so I would not buy it
Published 7 months ago by MR V ZIKMUND
Does the job.
As the listing has now been corrected to reflect the fact that this is not a Pentax remote, but a third-party alternative, I can say this item represents good value (at least for... Read more
Published on 19 Mar 2010 by J. F. Hornby
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