Compact remote control for Sigma AF and digital SLR cameras, with case and batteries

• Original Sigma remote
• Infrared and wireless
• Variable delay time
• For many Sigma 35mm,
  AF and digital SLRs
• Boxed with carry case
• With Lithium batteries

This Sigma RS-11 remote control unit adds wireless triggering capabilities to Sigma 35mm compact cameras, plus 35mm AF and digital SLR cameras including the SD14. It comes boxed with original case (which can fit onto a standard camera strap), and batteries.

You can release the shutter from a distance using the hand-held transmitter aimed at the remote receiver on the front of the camera. There's an optional delay of around three seconds before the shutter release operates, so if you're taking a self portrait you have time to hide the transmitter. It's a real help for macro and extreme telephoto use on a tripod, as it prevents vibration being transmitted to the camera.

It's a compact, pocketable unit at only around 70x22x13mm in size, nicely made (in Japan) and weighs only 12g with batteries. Power is supplied by 2x standard Lithium CR1220 batteries (included). The camera needs to be set to Remote mode (channel 1 where relevant) before the remote signal will be accepted. It's very easy to use, and its operation is covered in the cameras' instruction books.

An essential accessory for Sigma 35mm, AF and digital SLR users!

Condition: Excellent+++ (8.5/10)
The remote control is in very good condition with only small signs of use including some surface marks in the plastic finish. It's been tested on our Sigma SA-5 film and SD14 digital cameras, and works perfectly. The box is showing signs of age but the case is in very good condition, and batteries have been fitted.

In original box with case, plus batteries

Compatibility
Works with Sigma AF 35mm SLR cameras including the SA-300, SA-300N, SA-5, SA-7 and SA-9, plus the SD9, SD10 and SD14 digital, and 35mm compact cameras with remote capability such as the Zoom Super 28, 70 and 100. Sigma lists the SA-31 as the correct remote for the SD14, but we've tested these on our own camera and they work fine, although with only a single channel.

Not suitable for older Sigma cameras such as the SA-1, which don't work with infrared remotes, or any other makes.