Canon RS-60E3 Remote Switch

The remote control does everything I wanted. One push of the button and I can let go, this stops any possible camera shake, which is important when in bulb mode.

A very handy piece of kit, which I use mainly for photographing specimens through a microscope, and photographing objects in the night sky through a telescope.

Simple. Well built. Does what it says. No problems or unexpected s. Helps for shooting in BULB setting and defiantly worth the money for steady tripod shooting.

So far have made little use of the remote, but when I have used it, it did exactly what it was bought to do.

An accessory I wouldn't be without. With a tripod and one of these you can ( almost ) guarantee an in-focus picture.

i'm happy with this product, i would recommend it to a friend

Perfect when on a tripod and using very long exposures

Cheap effective remote switch. Also works as a video record button.

I used this remote for capturing the recent solar eclipse. It worked wonderfully. There are no batteries required and is extremely easy to use. It's size make it easy to carry in the camera bag itself. This is a very effective aid for taking pictures with slow shutter speed. I am satisfied.

Me llegó en el tiempo señalado y en excelentes condiciones, justo como lo muestra en la foto. Funciona perfecto con la T5i. Contenta con mi compra y ninguna queja al respecto.

Convenient, and a must for any kind of long exposure shots to prevent any kind of shake from pressing the shutter. Allows for half press for auto focus, or full press to take the shot. Cord is easily wrapped around unit, and there are 2 slots to hold it in place, and an opening on the bottom to hold the plug too. Fit's in my pocket without weighing me down, it works great. I use this on a Canon 80D and a Canon T3i, but it is compatible with any Canon that has the input on the side of the camera for this jack, which I think is most of their DSLR cameras, if not all. A note - more modern cameras that have NFC, bluetooth, and WIFI have access to an app on your smartphones called Canon Camera Connect, which lets you use your smartphone as a remote trigger, as well as a live view preview, and a secondary controller for the camera. It can even add geotagging for cameras that don't have GPS! It kind of makes things like this obsolete, but there is still room for it in my bag thanks to its simplicity. Another note - If you don't have one of these and you want to prevent shake during long exposures, you can set the timer on your camera so that it opens the shutter. Some can be set to 2 seconds, more than enough time to move away from the camera. Just remember to set it back to normal when you are done or you will likely ruin a shot in the future. A warning - I have since writing this review learned that this item is tagged as "non-returnable" by Amazon. I hear that even applies to defective items, which seems wrong but I have not had the experience of trying to deal with this. I did want to offer a suggestion though, to anyone that might get a bad one and can't return it to Amazon.... Go to any store that sells this item. Buy it, but it has to be the EXACT item. Take it out of the store and swap it with the bad one. Take it back to the store and tell them it was defective and that you want a refund. They will refund your money and you now have a replacement. If they ask if you just want to exchange it say no. If they ask why, just make up a reason. Tell them this is the final straw, or you have no confidence in the item, or something like that. Something confrontational that will get them to just shut up and give you your refund. And you don't even have to feel bad about it. They will jsut send it to the manufacturer to get a credit or be issued a new one. I have been on both sides of this, it all works out for everyone. It is a little underhanded, but it gets you your replacement.

Prodotto perfetto! Un pulsante per messa a fuoco ed uno per scattare! Consigliatissimo!! Spedizione velocissima come sempre sa fare Amazon ma per una volta devo fare una critica: avevo messo il baffo come scelta su 'raggruppa in meno spedizioni possibili' per due diversi motivi validi (ero in vacanza in residence e siccome avevo ordinato 7 prodotti non volevo scocciare i proprietari con 7 pacchi in arrivo diversi! Inoltre 7 pacchi sono 7 imballaggi diversi e per l'ambiente possono fare la differenza sia nello spreco di materiali sia nell'inquinamento della Terra!!) ed infatti avrebbero dovuto arrivare solo due pacchi; invece, senza preavviso o possibilità di modificare nulla una volta venutane a conoscenza per mail, mi è stata fatta una prova gratuitada Amazon di spedizioni separate in modo tale che fossero più veloci possibili essendo indipendenti, con conseguenZa che il corriere o postino ha disturbato sette volte diverse i proprietari e per di più un indirizzo dei 7 è stato copiato male ed ho dovuto contattare il corriere che per poco me lo rispedito indietro (su 7 spedizioni è ovvio che il margine di errore è maggiore!). Ringrazio moltissimo in ogni caso per la gentilezza e l intento per venire in contro al cliente con cui è stata fatta l offerta però in alcuni casi non è sempre maggiormente piacevole, anzi.