SHOOT PHOTOS WITH CABLE REMOTE SHUTTER RELEASE
Unobserved moments of cats and dogs, lovely macro shots using long exposures, and many other kinds of shots require not only suitable photo accessories (such as stands and filters), but also sophisticated remote shutter releases. By contrast with the camera’s self-timer function, you can use our cable remote shutter release to control your shots without touching the camera itself.
WHAT IS DCCS?
The Digital Camera Connecting System (DCCS) is the first multi-component system from Hama. You could also say: one system for all requirements. A variety of camera models can be connected to our DCCSystem Base via a connection cable. You’re now ready to shoot photos with remote shutter release.
WIRED AND VERY PRECISE
With our ‘DCCSystem Base’ cable remote shutter release, you can capture the perfect picture without blur from camera shake, as you touch neither the camera nor the stand. The smallest vibrations that arise through pressing the shutter release button on the camera are thereby prevented. The bulb function enables perfect long exposures, making photography in the dark straightforward. The two-stage release button auto-focuses and then releases.
CONNECTION MADE EASY
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Step 1:
You have decided on the ‘DCCSystem Base’ cable remote shutter release.
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Step 2:
Select the appropriate connection cable for your camera. If you work with several cameras, you can quickly and easily change the connection cable.
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Step 3:
Connect the connection cable with the screw connection to the remote shutter release and to the camera. The camera normally has an interface for this cable on the side. The connection cable can be bought separately, as it needs to have a different connection depending on camera model.
COMPATBILE WTH A MULTITUDE OF CAMERAS
Our ‘DCCSystem’ Base can be connected with a ‘system cable’ to all cameras from Canon, Nikon Sony, Minolta, Olympus, Panasonic, Leica, Pentax, Samsung, Fuji with remote control. The cable is not included with the remote shutter release. Should you later change your camera, the remote shutter release will remain a constant friend.
