Can the remote shutter release be used with a 30D?
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I don't know if it fits the30D but, it was NOT compatable on my 40D. The ad led me to believe it would but did not. So it sit's uselessly on a shelf.
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Yes, the 30D and 40D use the same connector, so this cable would be compatible with the 30D.
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Yes. There are two primary types of remote receptors in Canon DSLRs. There is the mini-plug, which the Rebel series take as well as the later suffix "D" models, such as the 60D. I know because I own the T3i Rebel and the 60D. Both take the mini-plug, which is noted as the "R3" by Canon. The Satechi MTR-C remote timer has the "R3" type male plug. The other Canon models, like many having the "full-frame" sensor (35mm equivalent), as well as the suffix "D" models from 50D back, have the Canon proprietary 3 individual pin connector as the remote. In the 3-pin models, the male connector with the 3 pins is in the camera with the mating female receptacle being on the end of the remote's cable. The latter carry the "N3" Canon designation. Hope this helps!
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Check: RFN-4s Wireless Remote Shutter Release for Nikon DSLR with MC30 Type connection (ML-3) (Nikon D4s, D4, D3X, D3s, D3, D2, D810, D800E, D800, D700, D300s, D300, D200) - Transmitter and Receiver Set According to this site, the answer is yes.I use mine on a D3200 and am very pleased with it. It opens new possibilities for wildlife photography.
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I used it with my30D; 40D; and 5D Mk 11, it works great. I have had it for a few years already. I believe you will love it. The price, you will love.
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Check your E500 for a jack that a remote shutter release will fit in. My E300 does not have that jack and this would NOT work with it.
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Yes it will work for D300's as listed by Amazon!It will give remote firing but not interval use for time lapse photography!
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Yes, I use mine all the time with my 7D and 5D Mk III. The manual is a bit sketchy, in my opinion, but practice with it. Hint: for long (&gt; 30 sec) exposures---mount on tripod (obviously), select "Bulb," select "Mirror Lock Up," set Drive to 2-sec delay, AF to OFF, exposure to Manual, set f-stop to desired value. On the Remote, set "Long" to desired exposure interval plus 2 sec. Start the timer--the mirror locks up, 2-sec delay starts then shutter opens for the desired exposure interval ("Long" setting minus the camera's 2 sec. delay). At night if I'm going to do multiple exposures I turn off the Image Review and select appropriate noise reduction setting---which might be "Off" if the added noise reduction processing time interferes with doing closely-spaced exposure intervals.
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on page 249 of the G15 manual it shows a mini male plug for shutter remote. The MC-R/C1 includes this same connection so I would say yes it should work just fine. The shutter remote is a simple momentary contact switch so if it physically connects it will work. The Canon manual suggests using the RS-60E3 remote shutter switch but any remotes with the same connector will work fine
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Yes, it can be used as a remote shutter release by pressing the center button.
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I have a 5d mark I I and the connector fits and the remote works perfectly. My only complaint it the shutter release is a little too sensitive. The button does not really a positive feeling click.
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The remote shutter release will accomplish the same as if you were using the Cameras shutter release button. Im very happy with this product,way better than the wireless.
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Jacob,That's what I am using it for. Bought a remote shutter release for my 40D and had to get this to use the release on my 60D. It's cheap and it works. Can't ask for much more than that.
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Indirectly, yes. In manual mode with the shutter set to bulb, change release mode to remote. Press remote button to start the exposure, press again to stop.
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I do not believe it would work, as the d3000 lacks the 10-pin remote terminal necessary. I do not own a d3000. But was able to judge from an image of the controls of the d3000 online.
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Most likely not. Even different canons gave different pin outs for remote. I would go to satechi web site and ask them if they make a model for your camera specifically. There is also internal camera firmware at play, connecting wrong device could damage camera.
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I haven't used it as a shutter release but will work. There's a switch on the transmitter that will switcj from flash trigger to shutter trigger.
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Found on another forum: RC-1 will NOT work because the 20D/30D doesn't come with an IR sensor. This is only found on lower priced consumer SLR's/DSLR's. In the 30D manual there should be a System Map near the end that tells you which remotes will work with the camera.