The camera end is a micro "B" type connector but what is the remote end? No images I can find. Thanks
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It comes with a couple of different cables, one of which is the micro "B" end. It works with the newer alpha models. The other cable is for the older alpha models. I use the release with the new a7R.
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The end that plus into the remote is proprietary as far as I can tell. The camera end is shaped like micro USB, but it's much longer, so you can almost consider that proprietary as well. It only fits in Sony's multi control ports (I.e. RX100 Mk 2, but NOT RX100 Mk 1)
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Hi! So far there is no official remote control for this camera. I don't know if there is a compatible one from a different brand (or a no-name one) ,I'm also searching for one too..
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I have tried several other remotes but have returned them, this unit is a high quality piece of equipment. I'm not sure what you want to know but the remote operates an external flash and camera at the same time if you want to operate the camera remote and a remote flash at the same time you will need a receiving unit of each remote flash you want to use Hope this helps and your girlfriend enjoys it merry Christmas
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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.
548654
Not familiar with that Camera, but it should. The audio male end is the universal audio plug that is used for things like headphones. I have never seen any camera not use that plug.
730483
I have this unit and the same camera. It plugs into a rounded D shaped multi pin connector. I use the controller regularly to do slow zooms in and out. It works well.
870880
I also have a D200. Look at the front of the camera. On the upper right of the body there is a small round screw in plug right under the D200 logo. Unscrew it to reveal the receiver. Be sure of the angle when inserting the coupling on the remote and put the cap somewhere safe. It is easy to lose.
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the silver part is an extension. you can just twist off the silver mount then you should be able to mount it on the native camera size.
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As far as i can tell the one that was delivered to me is a real cannon product. It came in a cannon box and has what appear to be gold plated connectors in the battery magazines. A feature you probably would'nt see in a knock off. I understand you're concern i thought the same thing. I'm very happy with mine. One problem i did find is there is an on/off switch that if left on will run the batteries down even when the camera is shut off. the camera will operate normally while this switch is left off. So i don't know what the switch does.Hope this helps you.
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I purchased the opteka remote switch model name op-N3 guess what it doesnt plug into the usb port as advertised .I found no other port to plug into. what am I missing here. The camera is the olympus e-620
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There should be a cable with USB on one end and a mini connector on the other which connects to the camera. Page 31 in the manual describes the process. I don't have the cable with me now but I'm sure it came with the camera.
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This comes with a sub-mini single pin connecting cable. From what I understand all Canon EOS cameras use this type of connection. So you should be just fine with this.
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I am not familiar with your model. On my Panasonic GH3, on the upper side right underneath the shutter button is a little rubber stopper that when you pull it out, it reveals a round hole that the end of the remote shutter cable plugs into. Hopefully you have your camera manual (or go to the Panasonic web-site for one) and the camera body manual should show you where it is. However, I don't think all cameras have the remote shutter capability.
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The cords that this camera uses is BNC which is a twist end to connect to a DVR or camera. I know RadioShack sells adapters for BNC so there might be one for 4 Pin din cord.
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One of the ends is actually a cap. Remove the cap to expose the USB connection to plug into the tv. I bought a Smart TV in 2012 and the device looks like the one pictures in the quite that came with my TV. Also my quite said there were 2 different adapters available. This is only one. Maybe your picture is of the other adapter.
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I lost mine, too, and could not find anything suitable - the smaller end is smaller than BlackBerry or other electronic items. I went to all my local electronic stores and could not find it and had to order it. It is called Type A to square connector. People at RadioShack recommended me to just buy the card reader and move the pictures to my laptop from the card instead of from the camera. Good luck!
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It is a mini plug that fits my camera perfectly. It may be a universal mini (not sure), but it definitely is not an USB.