Intervalometer for Time Lapse photography

[Fordos Moon]

Can anyone recommend an intervalometer for a Canon 1100D that I can experiment with please?

I am looking to put together some little movies of clouds moving etc.

Thanks as always

[Zakalwe]

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Ramozz-intervalometer-remote-shutter-Camera/dp/B00C1C0WQC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1392466016&sr=8-1&keywords=Intervalometer+1100d

HTH

[Amra]

I use the exact same one, it works great for my use!

[Mr TamiyaCowboy]

yes the amazon one is fine, i have the very same just a different brand name.

READ the instruction like 5 times or more, its not exactly english but close to.

i upgraded got a expensive SW goto mount , and use some panoramic software.

am now able to take pan/tilt timelaspe and the software even triggers the camera for me.

no need to have the intervalometer but always a useful item to have in the camera bag

[Zakalwe]

Lol....yes the manual is written in the best Chinglish. The best thing is to experiment with it in daylight, lest you end up shooying a load of 4second exposures. .....Dont ask me how I know these things.... 》:-{

[Fordos Moon]

Many thanks guys! Much appreciated :-)

[Tinker1947]

There easy to use, they self explain all done via the " SET " button..

[astrorabbit]

Just got the phottix tr-90 for Nikon, grab a Canon version, cheap but works and the manual isn't bad. I read it after playing with the thing and didn't really need it. No need for expensive branded ones!

Cheers

[Steve Ward]

You can always use EOSUtilities/APT or BYEOS to perform the functions direct from a laptop via a USB lead ...