Compatibility Update
Adaptor Cable Support
For the most recent, please see: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/elijahparker/timelapse-powerful-features-brilliant-timelapse/posts/173647
IR Support
Canon:
- EOS Digital Rebel XT, XTi, XSi, T1i, T2i, T3i, 60D, 7D & 5D Mark II
Pentax:
- K110D, K100D, K10D, *ist DL, K20D, K200D, KM, K2000, K-x, K-r, K7, *ist DS, *ist D, *istDS2, *istDL2
- S, S4, S4i, S5i, S5n, S6, S7, 430, 450, 550, 750z, S50, S40, SV, 330, A10, A20, A30
Samsung:
- GX-1L, GX-1S, GX-10, GX-20
Nikon:
- D40, D40X, D50, D60, D70, D70S, D80, D90, D3000, D5000
- Coolpix 8400, 8800. Pronea S, Nuvis S, Lite Touch 110s, and 130 ED
Olympus:
- E1, E3, E10, E20, E30, E300, E330, E400, E410, E420, E500, E510, E520, E620, E2100, & E2500
- Stylus 800, Stylus 500, Stylus 410, Stylus 400, & Stylus 300
Minolta:
- DiMAGE S304, DiMAGE S404, DiMAGE S414, DiMAGE F100 & DiMAGE F300
Sony:
- Alpha A230, A330, A380, A700, A900, NEX-5
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Comments
Creator Matthew Baty on February 12, 2012
NEX-5 also mean NEX-5n works?
Creator Elijah Parker on February 11, 2012
Dan -- sorry, the Canon ELPH cameras are not supported, and unfortunately they don't even have IR ports. Thanks for your interest!
Creator Elijah Parker on February 11, 2012
Jonathan -- yes, the A77 is supported by IR
Creator Dan Pritchett on February 10, 2012
Canon Powershot Elph 300HS?
Creator Jonathan Kwa on February 8, 2012
How about the SONY A77 for IR Support. Should'nt it work as well!?
Creator RRRR on February 6, 2012
I was wondering, if we want more than 1 cable to be able to use it with different cameras,
how much should we add ($) and how should we specify it?
Thanks!
Creator Andy Bryant on January 17, 2012
Thanks for the update on the Panasonic front. Your solution sounds like a good one.
Creator Elijah Parker on January 13, 2012
Sorry I missed it, the 600D is supported. I just updated the list. Thanks for letting me know!
Creator Francois-jean de Brienne on January 13, 2012
Hi Elijah,
I've noticed that my camera Canon T3i (600D) is not listed as supported with the adaptor cable. Is that so?
Creator Elijah Parker on January 13, 2012
Archer, I looked into it more and the shared USB connection is what concerned me before, but it looks as though it should actually work with the same cable as the E520, which I know is supported. This remote release implies it works (since it mentions both the E520 and the E-P3): http://www.amazon.com/Pixel-Shutter-Release-Control-compatible/dp/B006EXACW8/ref=sr_1_4…
So...you're right -- it appears as though the µ4/3 Olympus cameras are supported after all! And yes, I expect the IR to also work as long as it has a receiver.
Creator Archer Sully on January 13, 2012
On the subject of µ4/3's (Olympus E-P3, etc...) this discussion indicates that intervalometer support is possible:
http://e-p1.net/olympus-digital-pen-and-pen-cameras/ep3-remote-shutter-intervalometer/
I suspect that IR should be no problem, Olympus has been pretty consistent with IR codes, but I don't know about wired. Could you please look into this?
Thanks!
Creator Elijah Parker on January 13, 2012
And yeah, about the Panasonic camera -- I looked and saw that they had remote shutter releases, told someone it would work, and then looked at it more closely and saw it's a four-conductor plug. So I did more research, had a moment of panic, and then came up with a solution:
The jack on the Timelapse+ will have four conductors, and the resistors will be built into the main circuit. Normal cameras use the shield, tip and first ring. The Panasonics use the shield and the second ring. So the resistors will be connected to the second ring and all that will be needed for Panasonic cameras is a straight-through four-conductor 2.5mm-2.5mm cable, which is not very difficult to find. With this design, nothing will even need changing in the Timelapse+ settings for switching between cameras. The Timelapse+ will also be able to sense which cable is connected since the second ring will be shorted to ground on the normal cables (this way it can know to keep the tip and second ring floating when the Panasonics are connected in case there's any current on them from the camera).
So yeah, they're difficult, but I expect them to work just fine with this design. Thanks!
Creator Elijah Parker on January 13, 2012
Yes, the A77 uses the same cable as the other Sonys.
And yes, the Nikon D5100 uses the same cable as the D5000
And the Nikon D3s is also the same as the D3
I just updated the list. Thanks!
Creator Chad on January 13, 2012
We need support for Nikon D3s!
Creator Andy Bryant on January 13, 2012
I don't think the Panasonic cameras will work from a simple switch. The camera needs to see different resistances for half-press & full-press
http://triggertrap.com/2011/12/11/panasonic-rsl1/
http://www.robotroom.com/Macro-Photography-2.html
http://www.flickr.com/groups/panasonicfz50/discuss/72157600299062014/#comment72157605708648475
Creator Marcin Mizgalski on January 13, 2012
Hi Eliijah, what about Nikon 5100?
Creator jeezus on January 13, 2012
How about cable support for Sony A77?
Creator Elijah Parker on January 13, 2012
Yes, it works -- it's the same as the Rebel XTi (the American market name)
Creator Roy Avital on January 13, 2012
Hey Elijah,
Can you please check compatibility for Canon 400D?
It does have a remote shutter release - though i would appreciate conformation.
Thanks,
Roy
Creator Elijah Parker on January 12, 2012
Yes, the D200 works! As for the D800, I would assume so unless the remote release cable is different.
Thanks!
Creator Michal Zdunek on January 12, 2012
Nice Elijah ! well done, awesome work... I just hope that it will work with my future D800 :-)
thank you for creating such awesome device !
Creator Elijah Parker on January 12, 2012
Rolf, I just updated the Sony support (looked at which models are supported by the standard shutter release). Unfortunately, I only have an "L"-shaped connector (all the other adapters are straight, it's only the Sony/Minolta one...)
Creator Dustin Maretz on January 12, 2012
What about my old Nikon D200?
Creator Rolf Berger on January 12, 2012
My shutter release for a Sony α200 also works with an α850 (but has clearance issues due to the flap being on the other side and the plug being "L" shaped. If your Sony α cable has a straight-in plug with no "L" shape then it will be more universally compatible with Sony's various α models.
Creator Elijah Parker on January 12, 2012
And as for the Red Scarlet, I really have no idea. I wasn't able to find anything specific, so I'm thinking no. If someone wanted to donate one to me I could see what I could do... :) j/k
Creator Elijah Parker on January 12, 2012
About the D300S -- I check and yes, it is the same. I'm not sure why some "S" models were listed and others not, but it's true that they appear to be the same. I gathered a lot of the models from the compatibility lists for the remote shutter releases.
Doug, yes -- it does support the Olympus E510
Creator Elijah Parker on January 12, 2012
Oh, and additional adaptor cables will be available for $5 each when purchased with the Timelapse+. One adaptor cable is already included on the basic price.
Creator Elijah Parker on January 12, 2012
Thanks -- I added the Canon 1D mk IV and the Nikon D2X (Nice cameras!)
And unfortunately I don't believe it will work with the Olympus micro 4/3 cameras.
Creator Romklau Nagamati on January 12, 2012
Any chance it would work with Nikon D2X? It uses the same remote cable as D3.
Creator Nick Kiest on January 12, 2012
What about the olympus m4/3 cameras, such as the EP-3? They use a special mini usb remote.
Also, I own several types of cameras, with different adapters. What would it cost for extra adapters?
Creator Jim Barrett on January 12, 2012
Canon 1D IV. !!!!!! If you'll add it to your list!
Creator Sam Poucher on January 12, 2012
Will be using it on both a D7000 and a D80. How much extra for the second cable? Thanks!
Creator Tim & Annika on January 12, 2012
Please add the RED "Scarlet" camera to the
Comparability list if possible.
Creator Doug Sublette on January 12, 2012
I think all the Olympis E510 uses the same cable as the other E-series, but I have an E510.
Creator alexfeinman on January 12, 2012
I don't see Nikon D300S on the compatibility list. Normally, I would assume D300 covers it, but you have explicitly listed several S models