Casio camera, remote shutter release: Is there a remote shutter release for this camera?
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Did you find a remote shutter release for your fh100? I have a fh25 and would like to get one as well.
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I don't know either, but I suspect it won't work - in order to use the remote shutter, you have to run the Looq app - with the Looq app running, the button on the remote shutter arm will activate the camera -
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Yes, on Camera, there are multiple options, also it's camera smart automatic, or manual. I hope this was helpful to you.
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We regret to inform you this camera doesn't have an optional remote shutter but does have a self timer mode. Full instructions for the self timer can be found in the below link. ftp://ftp.panasonic.com/camera/dmcts25/dmc-ts25_en_advanced_om.pdf#page=59
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The remote switch I got works for my dslr camera. I am not sure if you can purchase a remote trigger for the camera you are asking about. My suggestion would be is to go to bandhphoto.com and ask them.
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Check out this site for a mechanical shutter release. http://kleptography.com/rf/#camera_lx3. I have only seen it, not bought anything, but it looks carefully done. An RF-activated solenoid hooked to the above ought to do the trick. I'd leave that part to the students.
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No you do not have to buy a remote trigger. It comes with a trigger that attaches to your camera's hot shoe to activate the flash. But they can also be set to slave and have them trigger off of your on camera flash, whether it is the built in or a speed light.
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On my camera I am able to choose "Bulb" setting which allows long exposures. Using my remote I activate the opening of the shutter, using it again closes the shutter. There is only one button on the remote. Remember to point the remote at the infrared receiver on the camera. On mine I had to point at the front of the camera.
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There is a servo connection that attaches to the camera. This allows remote trigger of it. Also to change modes from still to video.
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I have the D3300 and on the "self timer", there is a "delay Remote ML-L3" icon to choose from. I assume yours has the same choices. Choose this and the remote will start the count down to shutter release. In my User manual, there is a section titled: "Remote Control Photography". I hope all this helps you.
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Yes, it can be used as a remote shutter release by pressing the center button.
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Check out this site for a mechanical shutter release. http://kleptography.com/rf/#camera_lx3.I have only seen it, not bought anything, but it looks carefully done.An RF-activated solenoid hooked to the above ought to do the trick.I'd leave that part to the students.
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Norman Camera's response is correct. This remote, in conjunction with WR-R10 and (if necessary) WR-A10 works exactly like the shutter release button on the camera. I have used it on Nikon D800 for exposures up to 180+ seconds and it has worked nicely. You just need to keep the release button on the remote depressed. The only downside, if you will, is that you are using battery juice all along while the button is depressed. And that is why I also carry a Mudder Intervalometer such as this ( http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61jF0wTLZHL._SL1000_.jpg ) in my bag.
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As I am a brand new owner I am still trying to figure it out. But at this point I am not aware of a remote. A good resource to call is the Cannon Co themselves. They are very helpful. 1-800-OK-CANON
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No, it doesn't come with one but there are remote shutter releases for Sony SLT-A58 SLTA58. You can see one here. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Wireless-Digital-Camera-DSLR-Shutter-Release-for-Sony-SLT-A58-SLTA58-SLT-A65-/171077546352?_trksid=p2054897.l4275
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If that is your intent, there is an external intervalometer that handles the shutter release. You can use the wall power without the grip. I have both. The set up and work the same way, just one plugs into the remote control plug on the side of the camera and the other mounts in the battery slot. http://www.amazon.com/Neewer%C2%AE-Shutter-Release-Control-Hasselblad/dp/B003Q9RERY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1397737835&sr=8-1&keywords=intervalometer
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Be certain the camera selection for shutter release chosen for is for remote. If you can press your shutter release button and the camera takes a picture, you haven't got the right release chosen. Go to menu then you'll need to chose remote release. Mine works on a Nikon D5100, no issues.