You are probably familiar with the phenomenon: setting up the self-timer and then quickly running to the group to get in the shot in time. With a Bluetooth remote shutter, you can easily take pictures from a distance. But how do you set it up and use it correctly? Read along to learn all about using a Bluetooth remote shutter. Don’t feel like reading? Check out our video, our specialist will explain it all
- When do you use a Bluetooth remote shutter?
- MOJOGEAR Bluetooth remote shutters
- How do I connect a Bluetooth remote shutter to my smartphone or tablet?
- How do I properly set my camera settings to use the Bluetooth remote shutter?
What do you use a Bluetooth remote shutter for?
A Bluetooth remote shutter is convenient in various situations. You can use it for taking group photos for example or when you are using a selfie stick. With a Bluetooth remote control, you don’t have to awkwardly reach for your phone to turn on the self-timer or start your recording when using a selfie stick. In addition, it is also perfect when you are creating content all by yourself. Set up your phone on a tripod, connect the remote shutter and you’re ready to shoot the coolest photos or videos without needing someone else’s help. Lastly, a Bluetooth shutter prevents motion blur when you are taking pictures as you no longer have to touch your phone.
Bluetooth remote shutters from MOJOGEAR
Bluetooth remote shutters come in different shapes and sizes. Below an overview of the Bluetooth remote shutters in our assortment.
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Bluetooth remote shutter for smartphone camera – various colours
€9.48Delivered tomorrow
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Bluetooth remote shutter for smartphone camera – various colours
€8.49Delivered tomorrow
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Fotopro Bluetooth remote shutter for smartphone camera BT-4 – black
€11.95Delivered tomorrow
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Bluetooth remote shutter for smartphone camera – compact – black & white
€8.95Delivered tomorrow
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Ulanzi CapGrip smartphone camera grip with Bluetooth remote shutter
€23.95Delivered tomorrow
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NEW ARRIVAL
Ulanzi CapGrip II smartphone camera grip with magnetic Bluetooth remote shutter
€27.95Delivered tomorrow
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Bluetooth remote shutter for smartphone camera – robust – black
€9.49Delivered tomorrow
How do I connect a Bluetooth remote shutter to my smartphone or tablet?
To connect a Bluetooth remote control to your phone, first turn on the remote control. The remote shutter works on a (supplied) battery. Turn on the Bluetooth on your phone to make a (one-off) connection via Bluetooth on your phone to the shutter (for example ‘AB Shutter3’) in your device list. Now the remote is connected to your phone. Open your phone’s camera app and as soon as you press the button on the remote, your phone will take a photo or start recording video.
How do I properly set my camera settings to use the Bluetooth remote shutter?
It is important that the settings of your camera app on your smartphone are correct. With an Android smartphone or tablet, it is often necessary to adjust this to ensure the Bluetooth remote shutter works properly.
If the volume changes as soon as you press the remote shutter, you should change something in your camera setting. You can go to the settings in your camera app and choose to operate the camera with the remote control instead of the volume.
Questions?
Hopefully this article has given you more clarity about using a Bluetooth remote shutter. Do you have any further questions? Contact us or leave a comment below this post. We are happy to help you!
You are probably familiar with the phenomenon: setting up the self-timer and then quickly running to the group to get in the shot in time. With a Bluetooth remote shutter, you can easily take pictures from a distance. But how do you set it up and use it correctly? Read along to learn all about using a Bluetooth remote shutter. Don’t feel like reading? Check out our video, our specialist will explain it all
- When do you use a Bluetooth remote shutter?
- MOJOGEAR Bluetooth remote shutters
- How do I connect a Bluetooth remote shutter to my smartphone or tablet?
- How do I properly set my camera settings to use the Bluetooth remote shutter?
What do you use a Bluetooth remote shutter for?
A Bluetooth remote shutter is convenient in various situations. You can use it for taking group photos for example or when you are using a selfie stick. With a Bluetooth remote control, you don’t have to awkwardly reach for your phone to turn on the self-timer or start your recording when using a selfie stick. In addition, it is also perfect when you are creating content all by yourself. Set up your phone on a tripod, connect the remote shutter and you’re ready to shoot the coolest photos or videos without needing someone else’s help. Lastly, a Bluetooth shutter prevents motion blur when you are taking pictures as you no longer have to touch your phone.

Bluetooth remote shutters from MOJOGEAR
Bluetooth remote shutters come in different shapes and sizes. Below an overview of the Bluetooth remote shutters in our assortment.
-
Bluetooth remote shutter for smartphone camera – various colours
€9.48Delivered tomorrow
-
Bluetooth remote shutter for smartphone camera – various colours
€8.49Delivered tomorrow
-
Fotopro Bluetooth remote shutter for smartphone camera BT-4 – black
€11.95Delivered tomorrow
-
Bluetooth remote shutter for smartphone camera – compact – black & white
€8.95Delivered tomorrow
-
Ulanzi CapGrip smartphone camera grip with Bluetooth remote shutter
€23.95Delivered tomorrow
-
NEW ARRIVAL
Ulanzi CapGrip II smartphone camera grip with magnetic Bluetooth remote shutter
€27.95Delivered tomorrow
-
Bluetooth remote shutter for smartphone camera – robust – black
€9.49Delivered tomorrow
How do I connect a Bluetooth remote shutter to my smartphone or tablet?
To connect a Bluetooth remote control to your phone, first turn on the remote control. The remote shutter works on a (supplied) battery. Turn on the Bluetooth on your phone to make a (one-off) connection via Bluetooth on your phone to the shutter (for example ‘AB Shutter3’) in your device list. Now the remote is connected to your phone. Open your phone’s camera app and as soon as you press the button on the remote, your phone will take a photo or start recording video.

How do I properly set my camera settings to use the Bluetooth remote shutter?
It is important that the settings of your camera app on your smartphone are correct. With an Android smartphone or tablet, it is often necessary to adjust this to ensure the Bluetooth remote shutter works properly.
If the volume changes as soon as you press the remote shutter, you should change something in your camera setting. You can go to the settings in your camera app and choose to operate the camera with the remote control instead of the volume.