Photomyne Wireless Camera Shutter Clicker
Quick take
Photomyne’s Wireless Camera Shutter Clicker is a small Bluetooth remote that lets you trigger your phone’s shutter from up to 30 feet away, which can help reduce shake when digitizing photos, slides, or negatives. It is especially convenient for hands-free scanning setups and group shots. The main caveat is that some buyers report Bluetooth connection dropouts, so you may need to re-pair or reload the app if it loses contact.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Bluetooth shutter control for iPhone and Android (no need to hold the phone while triggering).
- Hands-free operation from up to 30 feet away, useful for scans and group photos.
- Designed to work smoothly with Photomyne’s scanning workflow, including Photo Scan.
- Small, wrist-strap included option for quick, portable use.
Cons
- Pairing may take more than one try for some users.
- Some buyers report Bluetooth connection can drop often enough to interrupt scanning.
- It is a remote shutter controller, not a scanning device by itself.
What buyers think
Buyer-review evidence points to two recurring themes: the clicker makes phone capture easier and steadier, and it helps eliminate blur caused by touching or holding the phone during scanning. Multiple buyers describe the remote as simple to pair and effective for digitizing slides and photos, especially when they are using a phone stand. A smaller but important theme is Bluetooth reliability, with at least some buyers mentioning connection drops that require reloading or re-establishing the connection during use. Overall, review evidence suggests the clicker is most satisfying for people who want a hands-free trigger for a scanning setup or for consistent group shots.
How it works (and what it does, and does not, do)
This is a wireless shutter remote for your smartphone. You press the clicker button to trigger your phone’s camera or scanning shutter behavior, so you do not have to physically tap the screen or hold the phone while capturing. That distinction matters: it does not scan on its own, and it is not a replacement for Photomyne’s scanning apps or your phone’s camera capture flow.
Key features that affect everyday use
Bluetooth control and range
The clicker connects via Bluetooth and is rated for operation up to about 30 feet. In practice, that range is most relevant for setups where you want distance between your body and the phone, such as scanning with a stand or stepping back for group compositions.
Compatibility and supported devices
It is intended for iPhone and Android smartphones and can support up to 3 devices. If you switch between phones (for example, another family member’s device), this can reduce the friction of reconfiguring everything each time.
Power and battery
It uses a CR2032 battery (1 battery required). If you plan to scan regularly, keeping a spare CR2032 on hand is a practical way to avoid interruptions.
Pros and cons for different buyers
Best for
- People digitizing photo collections with a phone and scanning app, who want fewer blurred captures from touching the phone.
- Anyone using a phone holder or stand for scanning where a hands-free trigger improves consistency.
- Users who want a simple way to capture group shots without running back to the phone.
- Shoppers looking for a compact remote with a wrist strap for casual, on-the-go use.
Who should be careful
- Buyers who are sensitive to Bluetooth hiccups, since some reviewers report that the connection can drop and disrupt scanning.
- People who want a standalone scanning device, because this is strictly a shutter trigger remote.
- Anyone whose priority is frictionless pairing every single time, since pairing sometimes needs a couple of attempts.
Tips to get smoother pairing and steadier shots
- Before you start a scan session, take a moment to confirm the clicker is paired to the right phone.
- Use the clicker rather than tapping the shutter on the phone screen, especially for longer captures like scanning where even small movement can matter.
- If the connection becomes unreliable mid-session, a quick re-establishing of the Bluetooth connection may be needed.
Is the photomyne wireless camera shutter clicker worth it?
It is worth considering if you are already using Photomyne’s scanning apps (or similar phone-based scanning workflows) and want a more consistent, hands-free way to trigger captures. The remote’s value is strongest for buyers who have blur from touching the phone, need distance for group shots, or are working with a phone stand. If you tend to have Bluetooth reliability issues on your devices, or you expect rock-solid connections for long scanning sessions without any interruptions, you may want to weigh that tradeoff.
Alternatives to consider (based on your priorities)
If you mainly care about getting a steadier shutter trigger, you generally have two practical alternatives: different Bluetooth shutter remotes for phones, or a more manual approach that reduces motion (for example, using your phone’s timers or hands-free mounting). A Bluetooth remote like this one is most attractive when your workflow benefits from distance and hands-free operation, while timer-based methods can work if you are okay with a bit more waiting and you can keep the setup stable.
Price and availability
This item is listed in the US market and typically sold as a single-pack remote with a wrist strap. For current pricing and stock status, check the link below.
FAQs
Can the photomyne wireless camera shutter clicker control both iphone and android?
Yes. It is designed to work with iOS and Android smartphones using Bluetooth shutter control.
How far away can I use the clicker?
It is rated for operation up to about 30 feet from your device.
Does this clicker scan photos by itself?
No. It is a remote shutter controller, so you still need a phone and a scanning app or camera capture flow to digitize your photos.
What battery does it use?
It requires 1 CR2032 battery.
What if the Bluetooth connection drops during scanning?
Some buyers report that Bluetooth can lose connection. If it happens, you may need to re-establish the Bluetooth connection and resume your scanning session.
Is it compatible with Photomyne’s apps?
It is intended to pair easily with Photomyne’s Photo Scan scanning workflow.
Specifications
| Product Title | Photomyne Wireless Camera Shutter Clicker | Camera Shutter Remote Control for iPhone & Android Smartphones | Wireless Remote Control Selfie Button - Includes Wrist Strap (1 Pack) |
|---|---|
| Category | Electronics > Camera & Photo > Accessories > Remote Controls |
| Brand | PHOTOMYNE |
| Manufacturer | Photomyne |
| Model Name | 860008036452 |
| Model Number | 860008036452 |
| Color | Black |
| Additional Features | Bluetooth connection |
| Maximum Number of Supported Devices | 3 |
| Compatible Devices | Android Smartphones, iOS Smartphones |
| Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth |
| Button Quantity | 1 |
| Controller Type | All mobile devices |
| Maximum Range | 30 Feet |
| Number of Batteries | 1 CR2032 batteries required. |
| Battery Type | Lithium |
| UPC | 860008036452 |
| Mfr Part Number | 860008036452 |
| Special Feature | Bluetooth connection |
| Max Number of Supported Devices | 3 |
Available variants
Size
- 1 pack
- 2 pack
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