Hahnel Captur Pro Module

Utilizing a range of sensors and programming capabilities, the Captur Pro Module by Hahnel enables your camera to execute time-lapse photography, capture fast-moving subjects, photograph wildlife as it enters the frame, and much more. It is equipped with light and sound sensors, compatible with lasers, and includes a specialized IR module. Additionally, it features an auxiliary port for connecting extra sensors. The shutter release can be programmed for various timed sequences and capture modes, such as AF, single and continuous shooting, and bulb mode. The Digital Channel Matching feature facilitates a rapid wireless connection of up to 328 feet with a Captur system.

The Captur Pro Module will work wirelessly with the Captur system (available separately) or it can be directly connected to a camera with a 2.5mm release cable, available for Canon, Nikon, Sony, and Olympus/Panasonic (also available separately).

• Light captures sudden changes in light levels which is ideal for lightning and fireworks. It can be set to trigger the camera or flash when the light level goes above or below a certain level.
  
  
• Sound sensor will trigger a camera or flash when it detects a sound, such as glass shattering or a balloon popping.
  
  
• Laser sensor works with an optional pointer to detect when something breaks the beam. Useful for things like water droplets.
  
  
• IR sensor can be set to trigger when something breaks the beam which is useful for wildlife and sports photography as well as water droplets.
  
  
• Time-lapse photography can be programmed for taking multiple photographs over a long period of time.
  
  
• Long exposures can be set with timing set in bulb mode of certain cameras.
  
  
• Shutter release button with autofocus, single and continuous shooting, and bulb mode support.
  
  
• Connects wirelessly to camera with the use of separately available Captur system.
  
  
• Connects directly to a camera with a release cable. Specific cables are separately available for Canon, Nikon, Sony, and Olympus/Panasonic.