Digital Timer Remote Shutter Cord JJC Timer Shutter Release Remote Control Cord for Olympus E-M1 Mark II Replaces Olympus RM-CB2

I picked up this JJC Digital Timer Remote Shutter Cord, and it’s been a great addition to my photography gear. It’s easy to set up and use, and it works perfectly for long-exposure shots, time-lapses, and self-portraits. The buttons are straightforward, and the screen is clear, making it simple to adjust settings. The build quality feels solid, and the cord is a good length—not too short, not too long. It also locks in securely, so there’s no worry about accidental disconnections while shooting. Battery life has been great so far, and I love that it lets me fine-tune exposure times beyond what my camera allows. If you’re into long-exposure photography or need a reliable remote trigger, this is a great, budget-friendly option that gets the job done!

I purchased this wired remote knowing that the Nikon MC-DC3 which was announced back in November 2024 is still not going to show up on shelves for another month (ETA April/May 2025 or so we hope). For those looking for a wired remote I took a chance on the JJC Wired Intervalometer (model TM-PK1) that replaces the Pentax CS-310 after I saw some cross compatibility listed on Amazon UK site referencing the Z50ii and CS-310, K-70, X-T200, X-E4, X-520. Maybe it would work, maybe not but worth a try and since Amazon has great return policies it is easy to send back if it did not work. I popped in the batteries (supplied) into the remote intervalometer and plugged the JJC into my Z50ii. Then configured the intervalometer and was able to start a sequence of photos. It also works as a manual remote trigger with single or multiple shots (set up the release mode on the camera for S, L, H…). Yes I am very happy especially now that I can use it for creating multiple stacked images on a macro focusing rail or for night photography. At $24.99 that beats the currently backordered MC-DC3.

I confirmed it works on a fujifilm x-s10 camera. The model chosen here was "replaces Pentax CS-310", and the box says that same thing. It plugs into the X-s10 "mic" port, uses a 3.5 mm TRRS plug, and I did not have to change any settings in the camera to get it to trigger.

Dependable and easy to handle. Works great for my micro projects hobbies. I have to recommend if you want steady shooting.

Recently purchased this remote for use with my OM Systems OM-1. Everything works as advertised. However, what they don't tell you is that it forgets all settings when you turn it off. I could live with this, except for that darn beep. Unfortunately, the beep defaults to on. Yes, you can turn off the beep, but you have to do it every single time you turn it on. That, I can't live with. I even went so far as to take it apart in the hope that I could disable the speaker by cutting a wire. But, there are no wires; it's just all traces on a circuit board. So, I gave it 3 stars because it does work, but for me it's unusable because of the beep.

Works great. I use it with my Nikon z50 ii. Just what I needed!

Piece of junk. I bought one because it had the correct connection for my K-70, but it could only be used as a remote shutter release or timer. The interval settings never worked. Don't waste your money.

Using it with a Pentax KP for astrophotography. Sometimes simple is just the best way to go. With all the wired and wireless dongles hanging off the telescope mount and guider stuff a simple plug-in shutter control for the camera was all I wanted. Simple to understand and use with everything I needed at a reasonable price. I don’t particularly care for the low view angle / contrast of the LCD display rather than a straight-on view but it’s not hard to get used to. This is why I cut 1 star On the “ease of use”; it’s just a little hard to read the display at times. If they corrected the sight angle this would be a top-notch unit.

It works great and very easy to use

All ok

This seems to be a great electronic shutter release cable and timer. So far I have used it successfully multiple times with my Pentax K70. I have yet to test the interval meter part but have no reason to doubt that will work well too. At first I couldn't get it to work, but with the help of great customer service from Magiccube I discovered I just had to re install the included batteries.

Does what it promises to do. Product feels cheap and plasticy, but works. Dont know how long it will last

Well built. I am a happy customer.