Shutterboss II Remote Camera Timer

[@Ed-yj8ts]

Out of several videos, you're the only one that got it correct!! Especially the interval setting. If you want a 25 second long exposure and a 2 second interval, one adds 25 + 2 for a 27 second interval. If you want to run indefinitely until the camera battery dies, set No. to '- -' or '0''. Great instruction video.

[@paulnichols8894]

I have watched several Vello Shutter Boss videos but this is the first one that actually explained in detail every function and how they interact with each other, especially the interval timer. Also connects the functions to great photographic examples of why you would use each function. Many Thanks.

[@ChuckJ7777]

Thank you for the detailed explanation

[@Rdavis6593]

This is a good video. You explained the functions very well. Thanks.

[@tessm9775]

THANK YOU! You made this so easy to understand!

[@drmiteshtrivedi]

Canon R6, the Vello needs to be powered on for shutter release button even without the intervalometer

[@kevinsanders4262]

Great video, thanks!

[@tubasweb]

If you leave the LONG setting to 0, does it follow whatever shutter speed the camera has at that moment?

[@aaronbrady6081]

very cool video thank you brother

[@keithernest8385]

Jason, thanks for the overview. With the Fuji does the Fuji LCD screen display the Exposure Indicator between/during interval shooting and can one manual change the shutter speed on the Fuji? I have the X-T2 and looking to do some Day to Night timelapse.

[@FlarecorpMedia]

Yes and No. If you are using the Remote to control the shutter duration it will not show the exposure indicator because your camera has to be in bulb mode which means the camera has no idea what to display for exposure. In this mode you can still set the ISO and Aperture though, so if you gave yourself enough of a delay between shots and set the camera to display the picture for review after each shot, you could eyeball it in using those 2 settings. BUT if you set the remote long exposure to 0 seconds and instead set the exposure time on your camera, then yes, the exposure indicator displays. You can also adjust the exposure, ISO, and Aperture between every shot. In all cases, the remote just acts like a virtual finger press on the shutter button. Hopefully that helps.

[@keithernest8385]

@@FlarecorpMedia Thank you for the detailed response. I appreciate you taking the time to reply. Keith

[@ramdarass]

Do you know if it’s possible to set the camera to take burst photos too?

[@FlarecorpMedia]

I suppose you could if you put your camera in burst mode and then set the shutter boss to take a 1 second exposure. I *think* it would cause your camera to fire in burst for 1 second, but haven't tried it

[@ramdarass]

@@FlarecorpMedia Thanks for the suggestion!

[@drmiteshtrivedi]

3 years late, but inhave am R6 mark 1 and you can do burst by holding the shutter release button on the Vello.