What is a canon remote shutter release for 5Dm3?
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It is the same as on all of the canon digital from the 20d up.The connection is different from the xt rebel series. Canon RS-80N3 Remote Control Shutter Release is the cable version.There is a wireless version called the Canon LC-5 Wireless Control Set is the latest version . Their are older versions lc3,lc4 . I use pocket wizards .They give me more versatility.I am able to control my lights and camera using on system. I hope this answers your question.
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I use this: Canon Remote Switch RS-80N3. It's a wired remote control. There are several others, from different brands. There are, also, wireless remotes control. It's used to take photos using a tripod to avoid any camera shake
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I use the Canon Remote Control RC-6. It allows for wireless shutter release of the camera from up to 16 feet away. The shutter can be released immediately or after a two-second delay.
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Pixel Wired remote Shutter Release Control works for most all Panasonic DSLRS including G series. By deduction, since the pixel and the PANASONIC DMW-RSL1 Remote Shutter Release both work for the FZ50, then The Pixel and the OEM PANASONIC shutter controls are identical. Order the Pixel, it should be fine...If not return it to Amazon for a quick credit...
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You can purchase the Canon Remote Switch RS-60E3. The camera uses a NB-10L battery.
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i am not familiar with that camera. check with Canon to see if it has the option for remote shutter
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This camera uses an EN-EL9 battery, which there are many available here on Amazon, and yes, Amazon has a remote shutter release available also in it Amazon Basics product line. I have many batteries, and also the Amazon remote, and all work perfectly together.
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It works on my 5DM3 as both a flash trigger and a remote shutter release. Don't see why it wouldn't work on a 1DS, but for $17, it's worth a try.
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Yes Sir! I checked it out and it's 100% comparable with the CanonSX50. I enjoy my remote and I'm sure you will too. Great price.
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No. The FZ47 does not support a remote shutter. The best that you can do is set the timer.
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The remote shutter release on most digital cameras is an electric switch. This device has an electronic switch connected to a digital timer. It can also be used as a manual shutter release by pushing a button.
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Sorry... I do not know Canon 5dmiii. Do you mean Canon EOS 5D Mark III? I have my old but good Canon EOS 20D that fit perfectly into this bracket.I hope you will find the right solution for your question.
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1. Yes. I did RTFM. 2. Get into your Nikon's menu and go to where the self-timer settings are. On my D5100 it is called "Release Mode". If you find one or two settings for "Remote Control Mode", select one. Turn on the camera. Stand in front of the camera. Aim the ML-L3 at the camera. Smile. Push the remote button. View picture. 3. It has two uses: To include yourself in a picture without having to run like hell after you press the shutter release, and to release the shutter gently so you don't shake the camera and blur the picture. My D5100 has a second sensor on the back for this purpose. 4. Because "useless" and "junk" depend on the customer. About 32 reviewers out of 41 seem to have found a use for it. I also am interested: How did you come to acquire this piece of crap?
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On the left side of the camera there is a rubber cover. Open this and there are 1-3 openings.The middle one of these is the round hole where the remote shutter release goes. (p 164 of the Manual)
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Canon's website lists the RC-6 as an accesory for the T3I. http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/cameras/slr_cameras/eos_rebel_t3i_18_55mm_is_ii_kit#SuppliesAndAccessories I have Digital Rebel and bought the RC-5 expecting an immediate shutter release - not just a 2-second delay. I was able to exchange it for the RC-6 which allows you to switch between immediate and two-second delay shutter release modes - a much better choice, in my opinion.
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Sadly, no. I have a D5100 and it has a "GPS" port which uses the same connector as this particular shutter release. I also own a D40. The D40 has a USB port which is a different connector. If you need a remote shutter release, I recommend the ML-L3 wireless remote shutter release. The D40 has an infred sensor and the ML-L3 was made for Nikon cameras. I hope this helps you!
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The remote release will work except that the cable is somewhat short, but it works perfectly in my eos rebel T1i. If the cable was a couple of feet longer it would be easier to operate.
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you will need to go to canon.com and find the online manual for your particular model. IF it supports a wireless remote shutter release, then i would venture to say yes. otherwise, i seriously doubt it. however, i would expect that your camera does have the ability for a cable shutter release, which also allows you to not touch the camera while you take the pic, which also prevents camera shake. personally, i prefer the cable release. it's more reliable.
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I am a little puzzled by the question. I have a 40d as well as a 5d and both receive the remote shutter cable as a plug in on the lower left 3 pin plug (as you face the end of the camera that has the plugins behind the rubber cover). I suspect that the shutter release as supplied can work on most brands of cameras that accept a remote shutter release. When you look at the camera receptacle you see three prongs that match up with the three holes in the rounded end of the cable. You may have to rotate the round end a little but it will fit.