• Cable Release: A basic trigger mode fires your flash or camera by touching the orange button in the smartphone's app.
• Press & Hold: Placing your camera's shutter in bulb mode, this enables you to press the orange button in the app to begin the exposure and letting go to end the exposure.
• Press & Lock: This mode is for long exposures, and it works the same as the Press & Hold feature, but the exception is to tap the orange button again to stop the exposure.
• Timed Release: This mode enables you to set the exposure for the exact length of time.
• Self-Timer: Set the timer on the app to fire the camera after the allotted time runs out.
• Timed Release & Self-Timer: This mode combines the two modes to fire when you want to and for how long you want the exposure to be.

• Lighting Mode: Detects lighting and fires off the camera instantly during the day or night. In this mode you can set how sensitive the device can be.
• Laser Mode: Aim an external laser beam to the remote plus's optical receiver and have it trigger to capture an image by having a subject cross the laser.
• Sound Mode: Uses the internal microphone of the device to trigger the camera if a loud sound occurs.

• Sound Mode: The built-in microphone on your smartphone when tethered via Bluetooth to the remote plus is sensitive to sound and fires the camera when a loud sound occurs. Three parameters can be set such as sensitivity, delay of firing the camera, and firing mode, which is continuous or single shot.
• Vibration: Trigger your camera remotely by shaking or vibrating your smartphone.
• Motion: The camera through the smartphone is utilized to observe an area and trigger the camera when motion is detected.

• Basic Time-Lapse: Set the number of shots, intervals, and exposures settings to capture hundreds of photos and create time-lapse videos.

• Road-Lapse: Create time-lapse road videos by using the GPS data on your smartphone and setting the set distance for your camera to trigger too.

• Long Exposure Time-lapse: You can customize three parameters such as interval, which determines how much time passes between each frame firing, setting an exposure value for each frame, and set how many frames will be shot between at certain amount of time.

• Bulb Ramping Time-Lapse: While shooting images during a time-lapse exposure, the scene's light changes during the process along with exposures, within this mode you can set the parameters to compensate for that.

• HDR Time-Lapse: Basically, it sets an interval of each frame while shooting several of the same images with different exposure values and combining them to create an HDR photo of all the time-lapse images.

• Capture six of the same images with auto-exposure bracketing and merge them together to create an HDR photo.

Compatible cameras

Canon: EOS R3, R5C, R5, 1DX MarkIII, 1DX Mark II, 1D X, 1D C, 1Ds Mark III, 1Ds Mark II, 1Ds, 1D Mark IV, 1D Mark III,1D Mark II N, 1D Mark II, 1D, 5DS R, 5DS, 5D Mark IV, 5D Mark III, 5D Mark II, 5D, 50D, 40D, 30D, 20D, 10D, 6D Mark II, 6D,7D Mark II, 7D