Most remote controls that I've tried with my Sony NEX 5t only allow for a single shot shutter action. I'd like to be able to show bracketed images with a remote control. Are there options on the market for a remote control with this capability?
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How does this function normally operate? do you need to hold down the shutter button? – HTDutchy Jul 19 '18 at 10:30
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