RM-T1 Wireless Remote Control for Sony Alpha A230

The RM-T1 Wireless Remote Control for Sony Alpha A230 is a useful accessory that will allow you to switch on and activate the camera via a remote control to help to prevent vibration and therefore blur. The trigger has a button which, just like the camera can be pressed halfway to focus and also pressed in fully to take the photo. The RM-T1 Wireless Remote Control for Sony Alpha A230 replaces the Sony remote RMT- DSLR1 and is compatible with the following Sony cameras and Sony Alpha Nex : A230 , A290 , A330 , A380 , A390 , A450 , A500, A550, A560, A580 , A700, A850, A900, A33, A55 , NEX5/NEX5C , NEX5N , NEX7.

 With the RM-T1 Wireless Remote Control for Sony Alpha A230 you can also stop, rewind, fast forward or pause when viewing the photos on the TV.

Product features:

• Enables remote camera shutter.
• Scan forward , rewind or pause the pictures to view them on TV.
• The remote control prevents jitter, very handy for self-portraits, night photography, macro photography, long exposure photographs and group pictures.
• Runs on two AAA alkaline batteries (not included) .
• Control RM- T1 replaces the Sony remote RMT- DSLR1 .
• The Wireless Remote Control RM- T1 is compatible with the following Sony cameras and Sony Alpha Nex : A230 , A290 , A330 , A380 , A390 , A450 , A500, A550, A560, A580 , A700, A850, A900, A33, A55 , NEX5/NEX5C , NEX5N , NEX7.

Generally, these type of remote controls are used to prevent the vibrations that occur when you release the shutter of the camera, this way we ensure that the pictures come out clear and crisp .

Using this type of wireless remote control you can also activate and deactivate bulb mode. This mode allows the photographer to manually control the exposure time of the camera, very convenient for night shots, shooting fireworks or lightning.

Other practical uses of the RM-T1 Wireless Remote Control for Sony Alpha A230 are for example when taking a big group photo, in which photographer is finally included in the shot, for self-portraits or macro photography, or when it´s often difficult to get closer to the object to be photographed such as in tight spaces.