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Remote Commander

Most SLRs are compatible with wireless remote controls, but this is the only one we can remember that actually ships with a fully functional remote as a standard feature rather than an added-cost option. The Remote Commander is small — roughly 3.6 × 1.6 × 0.4 inches (91.4 × 40.6 × 10.2mm) — and easily pocketable. It’s useful while shooting, of course, with both an immediate shutter release and 2-second timer button (when the camera is set to Bulb, either button starts the exposure with a press, and stops it with a second press). In playback mode, the remote offers nearly all the functions found on the camera itself, including browsing from image to image, enlarging and reducing image display, starting a slideshow and even bringing up a histogram overlay. This capability is great if you’ve connected your camera to a TV and want to show off your photos in style from across the room.

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