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Satechi Wireless Remote Control for Olympus RM-1 E-3 E-510 E-410 (RM-E8)

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Satechi Wireless Remote Control for Olympus RM-1 E-3 E-510 E-410 (RM-E8)

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Features

Easy-to-replace CR2025 lithium battery
Operating temperature: 5C to 40 C (40 F to 105 F)
Operation distance: 1cm-20meters

Description

compatible with Olympus cameras E1 E3 E10 E20 E100 Digital SLR RS E300 E330 E400E410 E510 Stylus 800 Stylus 500 Stylus 410 Stylus 400Stylus 300 D40 ZOOM C8080 Wide Zoom C770 Ultra Zoom C755 Ultra Zoom C750 Ultra Zoom C730 Ultra Zoom C7070 Wide Zoom C7000 Ultra Zoom C60 Zoom C5060 Wide Zoom C5050 Zoom C5000 Zoom C50 Zoom C4040 Zoom C3040 Wide Zoom C3030 Zoom C3000 ZoomC2500L C2100 Ultra Zoom C2040 Zoom C2020 Zoom,C2000 Zoom,800 Digital 500 Digital 410 Digital,400 Digital,300 Digital

Product Details

Product Weight:	1.0 pounds
Package Weight:	1.0 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 1 reviews

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 3.0

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Pretty Good,- Not great Feb 27, 2009 By Glenn D. Kaufmann
It sees to work well, but you have to be in front of the camera with a direct line of sight to the infrared eye. So the "long range" still doesn't put you behind the camera but in front, which isn't much help if you need to stay out of the shot ( for landscapes, etc.)