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Advice on Remote Shutter Release?
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Added a better tripod. Long range pics looking sharper, but if I could get my big mitts off the shutter button they'd be better.
Do you guys use wired/wireless shutter release? I saw some enable AF others don't.
Thanks again for all advice, I bought a Canon versus Nikon just because of the access to good info here. Hope to reciprocate on down the road.
Pope - the tip on John Shaw's books was a good one. Nice to read something written in a no BS type of style.
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I have a wired one !!
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Hey Grizzle, until you pick up a remote, I just get my camera situated for the shot and put it on the timer, hit the button and listen for the shutter, seems to work okay.
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Some of the cheap wireless ones off ebay work well. I have the wired one and it's fine. I do use the 2 second self timer more often but both work good. If you want even sharper images and your shutter speed is slow look into mirror lock up.
It's a fun hobby. Let us know if you need help.
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