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<blockquote data-quote="Horoscope Fish" data-source="post: 227693" data-attributes="member: 13090">The Vello Shutterboss is worth its weight in gold. Hands down... Full stop.&nbsp; Make sure you get the one with the correct connection for your camera, though because there are a couple different connector options as I recall. It does use a semi-odd battery, but nothing that places like Wal*Mart or Target don't have. It's the CR123 battery, if memory serves; looks like a short, stubby AA battery. That tiny nit-pick aside, the Shutterboss simply rocks. Worth every penny in my experience and does *everything* you could reasonably expect a remote timer to do. The documentation (aka &quot;the manual&quot;) is surprisingly good.Edit: I just realized I have the *wireless* Shutterboss and it's the wireless receiver that uses the odd-ball battery. The wired shutterboss uses standard AAA batteries, so if you're after the wired version of the Shutterboss, you can ignore the CR123 battery comment......</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Horoscope Fish, post: 227693, member: 13090"] The Vello Shutterboss is worth its weight in gold. Hands down... Full stop. Make sure you get the one with the correct connection for your camera, though because there are a couple different connector options as I recall. It does use a semi-odd battery, but nothing that places like Wal*Mart or Target don't have. It's the CR123 battery, if memory serves; looks like a short, stubby AA battery. That tiny nit-pick aside, the Shutterboss simply rocks. Worth every penny in my experience and does *everything* you could reasonably expect a remote timer to do. The documentation (aka "the manual") is surprisingly good. [B]Edit: [/B]I just realized I have the *wireless* Shutterboss and it's the wireless receiver that uses the odd-ball battery. The wired shutterboss uses standard AAA batteries, so if you're after the wired version of the Shutterboss, you can ignore the CR123 battery comment. [COLOR="#FFFFFF"].....[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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