
Key Features
- Compatible with OM-3 & Other OM Systems
- Wireless Remote Shutter Release
- Reduces Camera Shake
- Great for Long Exposures & Close-Ups
- IP57 Weather Rating
OVERVIEW
The RM-WR2 is a real multi-talent. You can connect it either with cable or via Bluetooth* to a compatible camera. This lets you shoot long exposures without any camera movement. In addition to the standard release button locking mechanism the RM-WR2 not only allows you to start your still image exposure but can also start movie recording. For greater convenience, the communication range is now 10 m.
- OM SYSTEM RM-WR2 Wireless Remote Control
- Limited 1-Year Manufacturer Warranty
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