Flashpoint Brand
Flashpoint Wave Commander II Release Cable for Sony Multi Terminal
Connects the Wave Commander II receiver to Sony Multi-Terminal cameras for wired remote shutter, self-timer, intervalometer and long-exposure control
- Wired remote control connects Wave Commander II receiver to Sony Multi Terminal cameras
- Functions as traditional shutter release for tripod stability during critical shots
- Enhanced self-timer option enables precise delayed capture without touching camera
- Intervalometer capability supports automated time-lapse sequences at set intervals
- Controls long exposures to minimise camera shake for sharp night and landscape images
Wired Remote Cable for Sony Multi Terminal
The Flashpoint Wave Commander II release cable connects the Wave Commander II receiver to Sony cameras equipped with a Multi Terminal interface. It provides a wired remote shutter control for photographers who need tactile operation without relying on wireless signals.
Vibration-Free Operation on Tripod
The cable enables traditional shutter release, enhanced self-timer and intervalometer functions while the camera is mounted on a tripod. By eliminating the need to touch the camera body, it prevents camera shake during long exposures and keeps images sharp.
Sustained Intervalometer and Long-Exposure Control
Under continuous use the cable maintains a reliable connection for repeated intervalometer sequences and extended bulb exposures. It supports uninterrupted time-lapse sessions and precise long-exposure timing without signal dropout.
Highlights
- Wired remote control connects Wave Commander II receiver to Sony Multi Terminal cameras
- Functions as traditional shutter release for tripod stability during critical shots
- Enhanced self-timer option enables precise delayed capture without touching camera
- Intervalometer capability supports automated time-lapse sequences at set intervals
- Controls long exposures to minimise camera shake for sharp night and landscape images
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I connect the cable to the Sony Multi Terminal and the Wave Commander II receiver, and what is the common mistake?
Insert the proprietary plug fully into the camera's Multi Terminal and the matching jack on the receiver until both click; the frequent error is leaving either end slightly loose, which causes intermittent triggering.
What part of this cable is most likely to wear out and need replacement after heavy use?
The flexible wire near the strain reliefs and the connector pins degrade first from repeated bending and insertion cycles; the cable itself is not user-serviceable, so the whole unit is replaced when reliability drops.
During a multi-hour time-lapse or star-trail sequence, what limit of this cable appears first?
Mechanical fatigue at the connector junctions leads to missed frames before any electronic limitation; there is no internal battery or firmware timeout, so physical durability is the practical ceiling.
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