Phottix Cleon II Wireless Remote Control set

Bought one of these from a Hong Kong seller on ebay the other day for the princely sum of £23 and free postage, received it yesterday, set it up which took a minute or so and had a play.

It fits neatly onto the camera hotshoe for daytime use and is very straightforward to use, a single light press will focus the camera and a further press on the button will activate the shutter, there is also an option for 2 second delay built into the unit and bulb mode for opening and closing the shutter manually.

It will apparently work up to 100 metres, although I haven't tested this to date.

Here's a couple of pictures.:)

Look really good Rolf . Will have to investigate closer .

Hi Rolf,
As requested here is a picture of the live view remote I bought from Phottix in the UK.
Regards

That was just a link to the product page, you need to take a photo of your Hero and upload it in the advanced posting/manage attachments panel.

Or of course you can lend it to me for a couple of weeks and I'l have a play with it and take a couple of photos of it.;)

I have the same remote and I use the E420 camera. I just wanted to share with you my experience and one problem that I am facing while using this remote....may be you can help me.

When I use the "continuous shotting" throught the transmitter (with the camera set to single frame), the setup should take 5 pictures. But what happens is that the LED in the receiver blinks 5 times and the pciture is taken 3 times or 5 times only...somehow I feel that the shot gets tripped.

Any idea why it happens? Is it the problem with remote or with camera...

Thanks in advance.

Cheers...

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Originally Posted by rolf

Bought one of these from a Hong Kong seller on ebay the other day for the princely sum of £23 and free postage, received it yesterday, set it up which took a minute or so and had a play.

It fits neatly onto the camera hotshoe for daytime use and is very straightforward to use, a single light press will focus the camera and a further press on the button will activate the shutter, there is also an option for 2 second delay built into the unit and bulb mode for opening and closing the shutter manually.

It will apparently work up to 100 metres, although I haven't tested this to date.

Here's a couple of pictures.:)

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Hi Monk, welcome to the forum.

I haven't experienced what you say, but will test it when I get a chance, I have to replace the battery and won't be getting one for a couple of days.

Will wait for your inputs.

Thanks...

Sorry Monk, just had a chance to test and on the 520 (been on holiday), it only fires two shots, sometimes three. Not a major problem, but it's probably a compatibility issue, I know Olympus keep their software very much to themselves.