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Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 5 de abril de 2025
Worked well.
Mohsen
Comentado en Canadá el 16 de mayo de 2024
Recommendation: including a guide book wouldn’t hurt!An inexpensive little miracle that never leaves my camera bag! When you learn how to release it, it’s the most comfortable and reliable thing you have in your bag! Now I’m doing long exposure in my night photography and I love it so much!
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Comentado en México el 10 de diciembre de 2024
Funciona tal como se esperaba, no tiene manual, estaría muy bueno que lo tuviera, trae una correa para que sea más complicado perderlo.
Letz
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 16 de febrero de 2022
These are really well made and definitely a good value for the price. If you have never used a mechanical cable-release before you might get confused about how it works. Just because it has more than 1/2" of cable-travel available doesn't mean you need to use all of it to trigger your shutter. Squeeze gently. Works perfectly on all of my Copal shutters, Rolleiflex and Mamiyas.
Gabriel Abate
Comentado en Canadá el 19 de diciembre de 2021
I was a bit confused on how to use it at first but I managed to get it working on my Nikon FM10. So for those who have something in that similar lineup of Nikon brand model cameras there’s a good chance it could work on yours too. Just check to see if there’s a tiny hole on your shutter button that works for shutter release cables. That’s my two cents.
Derek
Comentado en Canadá el 14 de noviembre de 2021
So many of these reviews on here well they clearly don't know what they are doing. This is incredibly easy to use and works well if you have common sense. Reading some of these reviews, you'd think that a person needs to hire NASA to figure this thing out. Not the case. Hooked it up to my Canon AE-1 P and it worked a real treat. Tested it several times and never an issue. I bought it because a fellow photographer lent me his and figured for the price why not. The quick release is quite nice as it will end the shot really fast when using it on a film camera. I'll admit the chrome plating is a little cheap but for the cost I can't complain. Don't hulk turn it into your camera and it won't break. You do NOT need it ridiculously tight into the shutter button to work. Just barely snug is fine. If you hulk tighten it in yea it will break I'm sure, so don't. It's not meant for that. Beware of all the bad reviews on this because it is very clear they just want to whine because they weren't smart enough to figure out a device so simple that a toddler could use it. You don't need instructions to use it. Use a little common sense and it will go a long way. Overall I am pleased with it but of course will upgrade to a German shutter release cable later on but at $80 for one of those, I figured this would suffice for now and it definitely has.
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