Remote Versatility. The Giga T features fully programmable timed sequences including a self-timer, delay, interval timer, exposure count, and exposure length setting. The shutter release button will work with autofocus, single and continuous shooting, and bulb mode.

Common Power. The Giga T II uses common, off-the-shelf batteries. The transmitter is powered by a CR2032 battery, while receiver takes a CR2 lithium battery. We include one of each, but you may want a spare if you shoot heavily.

Remote Camera Control. With a channel selector, the Giga T Pro offers individual control of multiple cameras from a single remote.

Long Range. The Giga T Pro II works at a distance of up to 100 meters, even through walls for long-distance, long-range shooting.

Remote Shutter Release Cables Required. The Giga T Pro is compatible with any camera that has a physical remote shutter input. However, you’ll need the necessary cables to do this. To avoid making you pay and sort through a bag of unnecessary cables, we rent all of these separately by camera system. You can find a full list of available options in the Q&A section and / or recommended list on the left-hand side of this page.