Godox TR-S2 Remote Shutter Release for Sony, Wireless Shutter Release Intervalometer Compatible for Sony a7 a7m2 a7m3 a7S a7SII a7R a7RII a9 a9II a58 a6600 a6400 a6500 a6300 a6000 a5100 RX100M7
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Features
- Godox TR Series Wireless Timer Remote Control TR-S2 Compatible with Sony a7 a7m2 a7m3 a7S a7SII a7R a7RII a9 a9II a58 a6600 a6400 a6500 a6300 a6000 a5100 a5000 a3000 NEX-3NL HX50 HX60 HX300 HX400 R1RM2 RX10M2 RX10M3 RX10M4 RX100M2 RX100M3 RX100M4 RXI00M5 RX100M6 RX100M7
- Note: This Remote Control NOT compatible with Sony ZV1, A7C, ZV-E10
- Note: This product is powered by two 1.5V AA batteries (battery not included). If you're not using 1.5V batteries (for example, if you're using 1.2V batteries), you might see the battery icon blinking or encounter errors such as "not being fully charged" or an "opt battery error code."
- Multi-functional Shutter Remote: The TR Series Wireless Timer Remote Control is a versatile shutter remote that offers an image stabilization and exposure timer function. The exposure timer and interval settings make it available for time-lapse photos of stars trails, sunsets, blooming flowers, seascapes and much more
- Compatible with Godox X Wireless System: The TR series can be used with the Godox X wireless system, allowing photographers to trigger their camera and Godox flash lights simultaneously, which facilitates photographing work
- Image Stabilization and Detail Preservation: The TR Series remote control can reduce hand shake and unwanted blurs, making it easier to produce better quality images under high magnification or at slow shutter speeds.
- Necessary for Time-Lapse Photography: Programming your Photographing Schedule by setting the functions as delay timer/exposure timer/interval timer/shooting times to take creative time-lapse photos, like light painting, seascapes and much more
Brand: GODOX
Special Feature: Ergonomic
Color: black
Max Number of Supported Devices: 1
Compatible Devices: Sony Camera
Additional Features: Ergonomic
Maximum Number of Supported Devices: 1
Compatible Devices: Sony Camera
Connectivity Technology: Wireless
Button Quantity: 3
Controller Type: Button Control
Maximum Range: 100 Meters
Battery Type: AA
Color: black
Brand: GODOX
Model Name: TR-S2
Model Number: GOD-TR-S2
Mfr Part Number: InUS-S-0705258
Manufacturer: Godox
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I bought this for astrophotography while I used my star tracker. I loved that it was wireless so I didn’t have to worry about shaking my camera and the connection has been great. Easy to set up and the compatibility works great with most cameras (just make sure to you select which camera have for the right cable). While it might not be the cheapest option it’s a great value for money.
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It works wonderfully for scanning photos and not touching the camera
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2025 by J. Wenger
Probably one of the best intervalometer on the market. But the YouTube videos and manual are vague at best. So I put together a short description of what the settings mean. This assumes a "bulb" mode shutter setting on your camera. Delay Initial wait until 1st shot in first set (we usually only have one setup). Long B-Mode length. In other words, how long of an exposure for each shot. I usually set this to 1 or 2 minutes. INTLV1 Delay before next shot. On longer exposures, allow about 5 to 10 seconds between each shot to allow the camera to cool down. INTLV2 Number of shots in set. You can set this high (100 or 200) and stop the session by hitting the Play button. INTVL1N Delay before start of next set If you want to repeat the entire set of exposures again, then this is the pause time between sets. INTVL2N Number of sets. I keep this at 1. When ready, press the Play button on the control. Press again if you want to stop the set before it reaches the INTVL2 or INTVL2N limit. For astrophotography, set your camera to full manual, including the focus, set shutter to "B" or bulb mode. ISO as needed, but often 1600 or higher. Aperture fully open or close to it. This assumes you are using a tracker and tripod. If just a tripod, limit the shutter (Long) to the "500" rule. For instance, if you have a 20mm lens, the 500/20 = 25, or 25 seconds (in which case you should drop that to 20 seconds to be safe). Good luck.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2025 by Dan Evander Sr.
I had a remote release from a cheaper company, but I constantly had issues with it and sometimes it wouldn't register the trigger. I previously purchased a Godox flash that took my photography to a new level, so I decided to give this product a chance. I'm so happy with this purchase. The remote works every single time without delay, so I never miss a shot.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2024 by A Jenkins
The timer resets itself now and will continue taking pictures till infinity. If you set 500 pictures and come back to it in the morning your time lapse will be over 2000 frames. Basically if you set the number of frames it will ignore it. It used to stop once the number reached zero. Nope not any more. It will just keep on going until your memory card is full.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2024 by Jim Kirk
This is my first Godox product and based on the various reviews I've come across I was really on the fence about where to set my expectations. Turns out I shouldn't have worried at all. This thing is absolutely wonderful. Construction doesn't feel 'plastic' (although it is), it feels quite solid and well-designed. Button presses feel good and provide feedback, they're placed well and provide easy access in the dark (astro-guy here) without fear of hitting the wrong one. The instruction manual was 'good', but I had to hit up YouTube for clarification on a couple of minor, fringe-case use issues, once I watched the video I realized I was making things more difficult than they actually were. Solid, well-done product that's impressed me enough to give more of Godox' product lineup a shot. Used on Sony A7R&S II models.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2024 by B Cantrell
Have essential trimmer being able to trigger on the tripod not touching the camera only way I can shoot. Now I get to take pictures not just carry my wifes camera gear.
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2025 by david payne
I recently ordered one of these and I had it the next day. Thankfully it was quick shipping because I needed it for a meteor shower I was shooting the following day. Very easy to use especially because if you search the model name on YouTube they’re a short 3.5 minute video telling you how to operate it that’s quick and easy. I took continuous photos for six hours that night and it worked great. Definitely recommended.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2023 by Matthew Cowan