Nikon WR-1
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Nikon WR-1
The Nikon WR-1 remote control allows you to conveniently control your camera's main functions. It features an integrated display which is easy to operate with just a few buttons. The remote control uses a radio frequency of 2.4GHz and can communicate at distances up to 120 metres.
- Once fully set up, it is possible to view or change your camera settings using the display on the transmitter
- If pairing a remote WR-1 to WR-R10 or WR-T10, it is possible to simultaneously run multiple camera shutters
- Remote-controlled cameras can be divided into groups and each group can be controlled separately
- Also features Time Lapse, trigger lock, synchronous triggering and delayed shutter release
Specifications:
Supported cameras:
SLR cameras with ten-pin remote control or with an accessory connector
Wireless communication - channels:
1 (2.405GHz), 2 (2.410GHz) 3 (2.415GHz), 4 (2.420GHz), 5 (2.425GHz), 6 (2.430GHz), 7 (2.435GHz), 8 (2.440GHz), 9 ( 2.445GHz), 10 (2.450GHz), 11 (2.455GHz), 12 (2.460GHz), 13 (2.465GHz), 14 (2470GHz) and 15 (2.475GHz)
Range (direct view):
The approximate reach of the WR-1 remote control at a height of about 1.2 metres is 120m, depending on climatic conditions and the presence or absence of obstacles
The maximum number of remote controls:
You can simultaneously use up to 20 remote controls (including max. 3 transmitters)
Power source:
You can connect the remote control to serve as a power supply for the camera; in other words, the camera is powered by the two alkaline or nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) AA batteries in the remote
Power consumption:
Max. 1W
Dimensions:
50 × 115 × 27.5mm
Weight:
90g (body only)
Nikon Europe B.V., český odštěpný závod, K Radotínu 15, 156 00, Praha 5 - Zbraslav, Česká republika, +420 800 900 980, [email protected]
Nikon’s beginnings date back to 1917 in Japan. At first, the company mainly produced lenses - telescopes, binoculars, microscopes and other small, optical equipment. Soon the company expanded its portfolio, producing photographic lenses under the Nikkor brand.
In the field of cameras, particularly among professionals, Nikon quickly gained a reputation as a top manufacturer, which continues today. Its cameras were even included in the equipment of American spacecraft. Nikon designed and produced the legendary Nikon SP 1957, regarded by many as the best camera of all time.
Specifications can be changed without notice. Images are for illustrative purposes only.
