Shutter button will work on my Canon G15-Canon EOS D60?
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They make different camera specific cables so even of the one it comes with isn't caps table you can get one that does work on your camera model seperatley for around $20. This head is great!
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Hi Bob not sure I have a canon D5 MK2 and it works, sorry do not know if it will work on yours if I were you I would phone Vanguard. Bert
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Daniel, Shutter actuations (not activations) is not a critical issue when it comes to professional styled cameras. The D300 is rated for 150K before it might fail. Might is the operative word. Most of these types of cameras go well beyond their stated actuations. Follow this link to get an answer as to how it's done. http://www.ehow.com/how_7428841_total-actuations-nikon-d300.html . . . . bgs. .
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The 60D accepts a sub-mini connection, not a 3-pin like the vello. You would need a separate Vello Wireless Shutter Boss Timer Remote for (canon sub-mini connection). unless they have adapters, but I don't know of any.
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You can use either shutter button one right after the other, shoot horizontal and use the release on the body, turn it vertical and use the one on the battery grip, then back to horizontal, no problems. Nothing else to do! And it works whether you're using the view finder or the Live View screen.
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No this one is not compatible with the 60D - but this one is Vello Wireless ShutterBoss Timer Remote (Canon Sub-Mini Connection) - Canon EOS: Elan series, Digital Rebel (300D), XT (350D), XTi (400D), XSi (450D), T1i (500D), T2i (550D), T3 (1100D), T3i (600D), T4i (650D), T5i (700D), SL1 (100D) and XS (1000D), 60D & 70D Samsung: NX10 & NX100; GX-1S, GX-1L, GX-10 & GX-20 Sigma: SD1, SD9, SD10, SD14 & SD15
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In my G1, go to Manual mode on the dial and then scroll past 60 seconds in shutter speed and the "B" appears. Then you can press and hold the shutter button as long as you want. I assume the GH2 is similar.
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Well first off- you will have to be sure your camera is set to the "remote" setting. Most digital DSLR's will have a shutter release option in the menu and you must select the remote option first... and then it only work's one time! If yo want to do multiple exposures you will have to set it in the menu every time. Then second you will just have to bite the bullet and buy a new battery to see if it works then. Maybe go buy the battery at a camera store and then have the guy there test it. Good luck. I bought one for my Nikon D5100 and it works fine.
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I have found all thebuttons to work, however I tend to only use the shutter release and occ. the selector wheel. The clock mode on the LCD is handy. I made a point to learn what they all are for when I first installed it, but have forgoten them since I dont use them any more. I still love this grip with the extended battery life and relocated shutter release.
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I own the Vello Remote Release, which I use with the Nikon D600. It works with flawlessly with the D600.
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I just checked the Canon G15 specs on the Canon US website. The G15 is not compatible with this card which is a Compact Flash (CF) card. The G15 uses a Secure Digital(SD) card. You can look at the SanDisk Extreme SDHC series e.g. SanDisk Extreme 32 GB SDHC card. I have a few of those which I use with my Canon Sd1400 point 'n' shoot. They work like a charm :)
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yes, I just tried it, push button once to open the shutter, again to close the shuttercamera EOS Digital Rebel XT
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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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I don't know which button you are pressing, but the button on my G15 works brilliantly as stated.
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I was not able to use a cable shutter release with this plate on a D600. You may be able to put the plate's upright side on the right side of a smaller portable camera (not DSLR).
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Check your shutter speed... Most likely it's set on 1/15th which would allow for camera or subject motion. If you're talking about an actual lag from pressing the shutter button then that may be a defect (or may be focus hunting - try pre focusing)
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The use of a remote is covered in the Canon 60D manual. Follow those instructions and the remote works fine.
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