Questions & Answers for: shutter release cable

...shutter release, the orange light comes on indicating that the shutter is not cocked and ready for use. If I continue to press the cocking lever, sometimes it will lock as if it is ready to take the ...

shutter release cable for panasonic fz18 can you tell me if it is possible to get a shutter release cable for the panasonic fz18 as you can only take three shots with the timer There is no cable ...

...shutter release cable hooks up oncamera i have a minolta htsi 35mm slr camera and i cant figure out where the shutter release cable hooks into it at! HELP!!! please. Sorry my friend, but the HTsi ...

...shutter release or as known cable release, but does have a wireless remote control release. If the shutter is not working properly.... Remove the battery and reinsert. Remove the memory card and try ...

...shutter release hole and see if it works. If not then try using a thick needle from the head end and see if the release actually works on the camera. If it does then measure the depth that the needle ...

...use the cable release without pressing the shutter halfway down? Hi Most remote shutter cords focus when you press halfway, so if you want to release the shutter instantly it may not focus the ...

...shutter release that locks. Connect the shutter release, then on the camera set the shutter dial to B (bulb). With the shutter release cable fire the camera and lock the plunger, or hold it down. ...

release shutter with cable I bought a Nikon FM10, I like old school cameras. I advance the film but I can't release the shutter with the button but works with a cable release. any ideas? does same w/o

shutter release button itself doesn't do anything (it won't push down) as long as I have the cable attached I can advance and fire the shutter.. any ideas ..also I notice the light meter isn't working

...shutter release cable is on the right side of the camera when facing the lens. It is about half way between the top and bottom of that side. Just plug it in and set your shutter option to use