A shutter release cable is a great way to reduce camera shake, especially when taking long exposures or working with a telephoto lens. They are also useful for making sure your shots are in focus, as you can press the shutter release half-way to lock focus before taking the photo. If you are shooting in low light or want to avoid camera shake, then a shutter release cable is a good investment.
If you want to take photos remotely, there are a few things you can do. One option is to use a remote shutter release, which allows you to trigger the shutter from a distance. Another option is to use your camera's timer function, which will take a photo after a set amount of time. Finally, you can use a smartphone or tablet to control your camera remotely.
A camera is a tool that helps to produce quality images. The type of camera, the lenses used, and the settings all contribute to the final image. However, there are many other factors that can affect the quality of an image. Camera accessories can help to improve the quality of an image in several ways. One way that camera accessories can help is by providing additional lighting. Often, the built-in flash on a camera is not enough to adequately light a scene. This can result in dark or blurry images. Adding an external flash or other lighting source can help to produce better
To release the shutter on a DSLR camera, you will need to press the shutter button half-way down to focus the camera, and then press it all the way down to take the picture.
4.7/5
$234
I bought an Opteka remote shutter release for my Nikon D3100 about a year ago. The first thing I noticed after receiving it was that the release's plug required a lot of force to insert into the camera's GPS socket. That ought to have been my first indication. I did succeed in installing it, and the release appeared to be flawless. I could either use it normally or lock it open for amazing photographs. The metal collar that wrapped the cable plug remained in the camera body after I had roughly removed it three times. With the aid of a little set of needle nose pliers, I was able to remove it. After some time, I simply left the nasty thing inside. Before I started taping the release to the tripod, the release was functional but not very secure. It would occasionally pop out of the camera. A real pain in the rear. What do you get for $4.95, though? Some inexpensive Chinese product produced under forced labor. When the plug finally failed, all the wires on its end stood up as if they had saw a ghost. I consequently deep sixed this piece of trash.I made the decision to invest more money in the upcoming release and purchased the Nikon unit. It cost six times as much, but if it works, isn't it worth it? I know it is to me. I was shocked to discover that the unit was smaller in every dimension than the Opteka one I had previously. The cord's diameter was smaller. Compared to the Opteka device, the connector also fits into the camera much more securely. It runs smoothly. This year, I'm anticipating seeing more Stellar photos with it. Is this item really $24.95? Yes, providing it performs as intended and doesn't cause me to get frequent headaches like the Opteka device did. It will cost a little bit of money because it is a camera accessory for a high-end digital SLR, but it is still within my small budget. Would I tell a friend about this? I did, indeed.Proffitt, Dave
4.7/5
12 months manufacturer warranty
Press the button half way to activate the autofocus and set the shutter speed
Length of cord: 3 FT, 90 CM
Press the button completely to shoot
Progo brand professional remote shutter release
$234
I'll admit that I was a little hesitant to buy a shutter release control for my Canon EOS Rebel T6 Camera that wasn't branded "Canon." Little did I know that non-Canon goods might potentially damage the entire camera when connected into, or placed into in this case; knock on wood! That being said, I can have confidence in this shutter release control. When working with sports photography in continuous mode and looking for the ideal candid photos, I adore utilizing it. When your camera is connected to a tripod, it is also a jewel for reducing camera shake - no more firmly pressing the shutter button! Additionally, the cord's length makes it possible to direct while still controlling your camera in posed pictures.In conclusion, I think that when you buy this, you are getting a fantastic device for an undervalued price.
4.5/5
Ideal for bulb exposures, super telephoto shots and macro photography
For Canon EOS Rebel T7(1500D),Rebel T6(1300D),Rebel T5(1200D),T3(1100D),T3i(600D),T4i(650D),T5i(700D),T6i(750D),T6s(760D), T7i(800D),SL1(100D),SL2(200D),SL3(250D),XS(1000D), EOS70D,77D,80D, EOS RP, R, M6, M6 Mark II, M5 and Other Cameras with Sub Mini Connection, Replaces Canon RS-60E3 remote
Handy for taking pictures of subjects that are difficult to approach
Control autofocus and shutter triggering, Capture images without shaking camera
70cm long camera connection cord + 130cm long extension cord
$234
This remote shutter works wonderfully because it is so straightforward and not excessively difficult. When my camera was mounted on the tripod and pointed towards an eagle's nest, I was considering getting a 2.4 GHz remote shutter with timed settings, but I didn't believe I'd ever use it for much more than that. I'm a little hesitant to buy one again because of a recent incident where my 2.4 GHz signal interfered with another photographer's flash at a wedding. I believe it's wonderful that a cable extension was supplied, even though I doubt I'll ever use one. When using the tripod, I am usually around a foot away from my camera. It meets my needs, and the cost was reasonable.
4.5/5
SPECIAL: Package come with 2pcs rubber ring for each button, for Fujifilm X series cameras to ensure a tight attachment
COMPATIBLE: For Fujifilm X-E3,X-PRO2,X-T2,X-E2S,X10,X20,X30,X100T,X100,X100S,X100F,X-E1,X-E2,XPRO-1,SXT-2,X-T10,X-T20 etc.
MATERIAL: 100% made of quality brass, not the cheap aluminum alloy
TECHNOLOGY: It's polished and enamel painted,every color is really beautiful
COMFORTABLE: Concave and Convex surface shutter release button give you different experience when shooting photos
$234
The most reliable release buttons I've seen so far are those sold by VKO Photography and marketed on Amazon as "(2 Pack) Dark Red Soft Metal Shutter Release Button Brass for Fujifilm Fuji... Camera 11mm Concave 10mm Convex Surface." They make it much simpler to locate the shutter release by feel, whether you use the concave or convex button (without having to remove your eye from the viewfinder or fumble around as much by touch to locate the button).These buttons also maintain their position far better than any other brands I've tried over the years since they have tiny rubber O-rings (Neewer, etc.). This is crucial because the majority of these screw-in shutter release buttons are known for progressively becoming loose and disappearing. Because of this, I also advise against spending a lot of money on a button of this nature. You may choose whether the convex or concave button feels or looks better on your specific camera thanks to the two-$8 pack's price tag ($4 each button), which makes it one of the most cost-effective solutions on Amazon.They appear to be sufficiently sturdy for their intended use, and the glossy painted surface appears to have held up well with no indication of fading or peeling after hundreds of shots. However, I really can't say for sure if they are indeed brass as stated. Although the coating isn't quite as flawlessly smooth as some of the marginally more costly and well machined releases, they still look nice and at home on top of my Fuji X-T2 camera. (For some reason, the concave button blends in more with the general design of the camera than the convex button does.) So that's the one I'm using right now.) Since other brands of buttons have finally fallen off my camera, I've made it a habit to check the button frequently to make sure it's tight. I haven't discovered the button to have even slightly loosened yet. It seems to stay in place well, which I attribute to the O-ability ring's to hold the button firmly and prevent it from twisting and loosing over time by adding additional "friction." I would absolutely purchase these again if I needed more based on my experience. Compared to similar goods I've tried that cost twice as much, they are more reasonable, equally functional, and secure.[UPDATE 6-29-2017: Despite being used frequently, the shutter release button on my Fuji X-T2 camera has never once come free. Since I've tried numerous other brands, I can honestly say that I'm amazed at how well the O-ring and/or thread design have managed to hold it in place. I've never been able to go this long without it becoming loose and, typically, becoming lost totally. After countless tests and a LOT of use, it just remains in place tightly like it should, necessitating neither blue locktite nor any other "trick." I have even quit testing the tightness incessantly. Hooray! These are not only the cheapest but also, as of recently, the safest shutter release buttons I've ever used, thus I certainly suggest them!]
4.5/5
SPECIAL: Package come with 2pcs rubber ring for each button, for Fujifilm X series cameras to ensure a tight attachment
COMPATIBLE: For Fujifilm X-E3,X-PRO2,X-T2,X-E2S,X10,X20,X30,X100T,X100,X100S,X100F,X-E1,X-E2,XPRO-1,SXT-2,X-T10,X-T20 etc.
MATERIAL: 100% made of quality brass, not the cheap aluminum alloy
TECHNOLOGY: It's polished and enamel painted,every color is really beautiful
COMFORTABLE: Concave and Convex surface shutter release button give you different experience when shooting photos
$234
The most reliable release buttons I've seen so far are those sold by VKO Photography and marketed on Amazon as "(2 Pack) Dark Red Soft Metal Shutter Release Button Brass for Fujifilm Fuji... Camera 11mm Concave 10mm Convex Surface." They make it much simpler to locate the shutter release by feel, whether you use the concave or convex button (without having to remove your eye from the viewfinder or fumble around as much by touch to locate the button).These buttons also maintain their position far better than any other brands I've tried over the years since they have tiny rubber O-rings (Neewer, etc.). This is crucial because the majority of these screw-in shutter release buttons are known for progressively becoming loose and disappearing. Because of this, I also advise against spending a lot of money on a button of this nature. You may choose whether the convex or concave button feels or looks better on your specific camera thanks to the two-$8 pack's price tag ($4 each button), which makes it one of the most cost-effective solutions on Amazon.They appear to be sufficiently sturdy for their intended use, and the glossy painted surface appears to have held up well with no indication of fading or peeling after hundreds of shots. However, I really can't say for sure if they are indeed brass as stated. Although the coating isn't quite as flawlessly smooth as some of the marginally more costly and well machined releases, they still look nice and at home on top of my Fuji X-T2 camera. (For some reason, the concave button blends in more with the general design of the camera than the convex button does.) So that's the one I'm using right now.) Since other brands of buttons have finally fallen off my camera, I've made it a habit to check the button frequently to make sure it's tight. I haven't discovered the button to have even slightly loosened yet. It seems to stay in place well, which I attribute to the O-ability ring's to hold the button firmly and prevent it from twisting and loosing over time by adding additional "friction." I would absolutely purchase these again if I needed more based on my experience. Compared to similar goods I've tried that cost twice as much, they are more reasonable, equally functional, and secure.[UPDATE 6-29-2017: Despite being used frequently, the shutter release button on my Fuji X-T2 camera has never once come free. Since I've tried numerous other brands, I can honestly say that I'm amazed at how well the O-ring and/or thread design have managed to hold it in place. I've never been able to go this long without it becoming loose and, typically, becoming lost totally. After countless tests and a LOT of use, it just remains in place tightly like it should, necessitating neither blue locktite nor any other "trick." I have even quit testing the tightness incessantly. Hooray! These are not only the cheapest but also, as of recently, the safest shutter release buttons I've ever used, thus I certainly suggest them!]
4.2/5
Humanized backlight design allows you to view the LCD screen in the dark
The timer can be set anywhere from 1 sec. to 99 hrs., 59 min., 59 sec
Take Photos without Camera Shake and great for Time-Lapse Photography
Compact Size:12.1*4.0*2.1cm, 90cm long wired remote controller, powered by 2 AAA Alkaline batteries
Self-timer, interval timer, long-exposure timer and exposure-count setting features
$234
I bought two of them for my Sony a7rIII (always like to have a backup), and I'm still using the one I started with, so that's fantastic news. Releases work perfectly and are simple to use. Observation only: Previously owning a Canon 5DV and utilizing the more costly Vello Intervalometer (carry over from when I had my 5D III). For the Vello model to function as a straightforward shutter trigger, I didn't need to install any batteries; I only needed to press the release once, and the camera would fire. Installing batteries was only necessary if you wanted to use the timed features or the backlight. If you're using the JJC release as a simple shutter button and don't have batteries fitted, the Sony camera will automatically default to a 2 second delay before capturing the image. This is how the JJC functions differently (at least on a Sony camera). Even though it isn't immediate, it still functions. Install the batteries, switch on the device, and the trigger release will now be instantaneous with no latency introduced by the camera. Therefore, in order for the camera to function as expected with this machine, batteries are pretty much a need. I am unable to identify whether this is a problem with the JJC unit or more so with how Sony's electronics are made. I merely believed it merited mentioning.
4.1/5
Compatibility: The new soft release button is designed for Fujifilm X-T30 X-T20 X-T10 X-T3 X-T2 X-PRO1 X-PRO2 X100 X100S X100T X100F X30 X20 X10 X-E3 X-E2S, Leica M7 M8 M8.2 M9 M9-P M10 M-E M-P M-A, Sony RX1 RX1 R RX1R II RX10 II III IV, Canon, Nikon ,etc.
Attractive Design: The deluxe shutter button is made of pure copper and features microfiber leather on its surface, making your camera stylish and elegant
Comfortable: With the microfiber leather on the top of the button, it would make you feel soft and comfortable surface when shooting each time
Extra Design: 2 rubber rings included in each package are mainly used for Fuji X series camera to ensure a tight attachment
Convenience: Just screw the button into shutter release button threads and you will enjoy the soft and steady shutter release operation
$234
The shutter release on my X100F is tucked away among other buttons and dials, which I found to be a little bothersome. Because they have no concept what a shutter release even is, it is much more frustrating when you give your camera to a non-photographer to take a picture of you, your family, etc. This button fixes both issues: it raises the shutter release so you can feel it easily, it makes it easier to focus while looking through the viewfinder if your finger weren't already on the release, and last but not least, it makes it SO EASY to tell someone to press "the red button" to take a photo.The drawback is that my Fuji leather X100F case will not close when this object is attached. I won't say it won't close, but you have to squeeze it on quite tightly, and that made me nervous about both long-term damage and immediate damage should it be dropped because there is no longer any mobility to absorb even a little amount of the energy on impact. Since adding and removing it is not particularly convenient, after the initial honeymoon I find that I use the camera without it more frequently than I do because I usually carry it in the case to prevent scratches.
4.1/5
Compatibility: The new design soft release button is designed for Fujifilm X-T20 X-T10 X-T2 X-PRO1 X-PRO2 X100 X100S X100T X100F X30 X20 X10 X-E3 X-E2S, Leica M7 M8 M8.2 M9 M9-P M10 M-E M-P M-A, Sony RX1 RX1 R RX1R II RX10 II III IV, Canon, Nikon ,etc.
Extra Design: 2 rubber rings included in each package are mainly used for Fuji X series camera to ensure a tight attachment
Convenience: Just screw the button into shutter release button threads and you will enjoy the soft and steady shutter release operation
Comfortable: With the microfiber leather on the top of the button, it would make you feel soft and comfortable surface when shooting each time
Attractive Design: The deluxe shutter button is made of pure copper and features microfiber leather on its surface, making your camera stylish and elegant
$234
This soft release button appears to be neither concave nor convex, unlike the majority of them. It is made of metal and blends in with the dials of Fuji's X-series cameras. It would blend in perfectly if not for the red leather pad on the center top. Because the sides are comfortable to hold, it is simple to check if the button is still snugly and completely screwed into the shutter release. More so than the four prior soft releases, which all managed to fall off and go into obscurity, it has so far managed to stay that way. My only regret is that I should have purchased the red and black one rather than the all-black one.
3.9/5
Eliminates vibrations caused by physically pressing the shutter release.
It is powered by a CR-2025 3v battery (included).
Operating range- up to 32 ft.
Sony compatible, replaces Sony RMT-DSLR2, works for taking pictures. 1 Year Replacement Warranty by Foto&Tech. It is for use with the following Sony cameras: Sony A7R IV, A7III, A7R III, A9, A7R II A7 II A7 A7R A7S A6600 A6500 A6400 A6300 A6000, SLT-A99 A77 A65 A57 A55 A33, ILCA-99M2, ILCA-77M2, A900 A850 A700 A580 A560 A550 A500 A450 A390 A380 A330 A290 A230, NEX-7 NEX-6 NEX-5 NEX5T NEX-5R NEX-5N, ILCE-9 7SM2 7S 7RM4 7RM3 7RM2 7R 7M3 7M2 7 6600 6500 6400 6300 6000.
Wireless Shutter Release -Trigger the cameras shutter release remotely from a distance
$234
I purchased this remote so that I could use my A7riii to capture selfies at events where I was present. I became bored of having to Bluetooth-pair my phone with my camera, connect, modify the camera's settings so they would work with the phone, etc. By just switching the remote's settings to on, in camera, this remote connected promptly and without any problem.The actual remote is made of inexpensive plastic. It doesn't appear to be very durable or weather-resistant.It does contain a primary button with an instant focus and shoot feature as well as a 2-second timer. I think a 5 second timer would be a little more adaptable.I only rate this item two stores for versatility because there aren't many ways you can utilize it that are versatile. This will only cause images to be taken via the info-red, thus you must be clicking from directly in front of the camera and not from the side or the back. It can be unpleasant, but that's just how the infrared sensor works in that location. It's not designed to be extremely versatile, in my opinion.
3.9/5
Eliminates vibrations caused by physically pressing the shutter release.
It is powered by a CR-2025 3v battery (included).
Operating range- up to 32 ft.
Sony compatible, replaces Sony RMT-DSLR2, works for taking pictures. 1 Year Replacement Warranty by Foto&Tech. It is for use with the following Sony cameras: Sony A7R IV, A7III, A7R III, A9, A7R II A7 II A7 A7R A7S A6600 A6500 A6400 A6300 A6000, SLT-A99 A77 A65 A57 A55 A33, ILCA-99M2, ILCA-77M2, A900 A850 A700 A580 A560 A550 A500 A450 A390 A380 A330 A290 A230, NEX-7 NEX-6 NEX-5 NEX5T NEX-5R NEX-5N, ILCE-9 7SM2 7S 7RM4 7RM3 7RM2 7R 7M3 7M2 7 6600 6500 6400 6300 6000.
Wireless Shutter Release -Trigger the cameras shutter release remotely from a distance
$234
I take pictures of properties for sale. Before this one, I was using a Satechi WR-100. After a year of really intense use, it died. I had to look for a replacement because it was no longer being made. After extensive looking, I located this Viltorx JY-120-C1.I've used it on 20 shoots so far and I'm really happy.Seven excellent qualities that I like include:It works flawlessly with both my backup T6i and my Canon 70D.I'm not required to be tethered to a cable and close to the camera. For those who desire to participate in the family photographs. The timer on the camera doesn't need to be set. Join the group and smile alongside the others.The receiver and remote button both require AAA batteries. Both devices have an on/off switch with indication lights to let you know whether they are on or off in order to conserve battery power. That feature wasn't available on my other device. Because it lacked an indicator light, I was prone to forgetting to turn it off. The receiver's battery may be recharged. If I neglected to turn it off, I would be in trouble. Had to switch back to the traditional cable.I'm not required to put on the hot shoe. It is currently being used by my flash trigger. To keep the receiver from freely dangling, I wrap the cable and tripod leg in Velcro.The button unit is compact and contains a hole for a cable, allowing you to fasten it to your wrist. It is quite convenient for me not to have to hold the button unit. I can guarantee that if it is not fastened, you will drop it or set it down and let it fall when you are preoccupied with anything else.By purchasing a separate cable, you can use it with multiple camera brands. I can get a new cable for that camera if I switch camera brands.Lastly, the cost. For a useful addition like this remote, less than $20.00 US.I have no reason, as of yet, to give it anything less than five stars.
If your digital camera has a detachable shutter release cable, you'll need to remove it before you can attach a new one. To do this, first locate the locking pin on the cable. This is usually a small tab or switch that you'll need to push or slide in order to release the cable. Once the pin is disengaged, you should be able to easily remove the cable from the camera body.
A camera remote control is a small handheld device that allows you to take pictures without having to be in the same room as the camera. Most remote controls work by using an infrared signal to communicate with the camera. The remote control sends out a signal that the camera picks up and uses to take the picture.
A camera remote is a wireless device that allows you to control your camera from a distance. Most camera remotes use infrared technology to communicate with your camera, but some newer models use Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. Camera remotes typically have a range of about 30 feet, but the exact range varies depending on the model.
A mechanical shutter release cable is a device that allows a photographer to take a picture without having to physically touch the camera. The cable is attached to the camera on one end and the other end is connected to a remote shutter release button. When the button is pressed, the cable releases the shutter, taking the picture.
A camera is typically made up of four parts: the lens, the aperture, the shutter, and the sensor. The lens is responsible for gathering and focusing light onto the sensor. The aperture is an adjustable opening that controls the amount of light that enters the camera. The shutter is a mechanism that allows light to hit the sensor for a set amount of time. The sensor is a light-sensitive chip that converts the light into an electrical signal.
A shutter release cord is a cable that connects a camera to a remote shutter release, allowing the user to take pictures without having to touch the camera. This is especially useful for long exposures, macro photography, or any time when you want to avoid camera shake.
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