Wireless shutter release GlareOne Polaris (model SOPOLARIS)

GlareOne Polaris is a wireless radio shutter release designed for cable-free remote triggering of compatible cameras and flashes. The compact transmitter and receiver system enables reliable remote control for studio and outdoor photography, supporting time-lapse, long exposures, group portraits and situations where direct access to the camera is limited. Its portable form factor makes it suitable for on-location use and quick setup.

Advantages

The GlareOne Polaris uses radio transmission to provide a stable connection between transmitter and receiver, reducing the need for line-of-sight and increasing range compared with infrared remotes. Its compact design and simple control layout make it easy to operate in the field. The device supports multiple shooting modes relevant to advanced workflows, allowing photographers to trigger single frames or extended exposures without touching the camera, which minimizes vibration and supports precise timing.

Suitable for

• Studio portrait sessions where remote triggering is required
• Outdoor and on-location photography with limited camera access
• Time-lapse sequences and interval shooting
• Long exposure and night photography to avoid camera shake
• Group shots and self-portraits where the photographer is away from the camera

Key specifications

• Wireless radio trigger system for remote shutter release
• Compact transmitter and receiver design for portability
• Compatibility with a range of camera shutters and flash units (check camera compatibility before use)
• Multiple shooting modes including single shot and timed exposures
• Reduced need for line-of-sight operation compared with infrared remotes

How to use

Install batteries or charge the units where applicable, then connect the receiver to the camera’s remote input or flash sync port following the camera manufacturer’s instructions. Pair the transmitter and receiver according to the supplied user guide to establish a secure radio link. Use the transmitter controls to select the required shooting mode and trigger the shutter. For timed sequences or long exposures, set the interval or exposure parameters on the transmitter before initiating the sequence. Confirm camera settings such as focus, exposure mode, and shutter speed prior to remote triggering.

Usage recommendations

Before each session, verify compatibility with your camera model and test the trigger at the intended working distance. For long-exposure work, use a sturdy tripod and disable any camera features that might interfere with remote triggering. Keep spare batteries available for reliable operation during extended shoots.