Definitions for "MOTOR DRIVE"
A mechanism for advancing the film to the next frame and recocking the shutter, activated by an electric motor usually powered by batteries. Popular for action-sequence photography and for recording images by remote control.
A battery-powered mechanism that advances the film to the next frame and recocks the shutter. Popular for action-sequence photography and for recording images by remote control.
A battery operated device that advances and rewinds the film in your camera. Motor drives typically can operate at 5, or more, frames per second.