Reddit reviews Canon Remote Switch RS60 E3
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Remote switch convenienceReplicates all shutter release button functionsCompatible with some Canon EOS cameras. Compact designSimple plug-in attachmentThis item is non-returnableRemote switch convenienceReplicates all shutter release button functionsCompatible with some Canon EOS camerasSimple plug-in attachmentCompact design
You use a camera remote like this one.
If it has a 2" focuser, you'll need these: T-ring
and one of these: Prime Focus camera adapter. You'll also need a remote trigger for your camera or a cabled type remote trigger - either one. Now, for imaging more than just the Moon and brighter planets, you'll need some sort of tracking mechanism for the 'scope. Not necessarily this particular system, but something that can track the object you want to image. As you can see, a Dob is not the best solution for astrophotography, but it can be done!
Better option is to pick up a shutter release cable to prevent knocking the camera around.
Semi-recently, I've discovered night photography. I've been doing photography for a while now, but night photography is interesting for a BUNCH of reasons. But the hardest part about it is getting a picture that comes out. With there being less light, you need to take the picture at a much longer exposure time, and camera-shake becomes a very serious issue, even when using a tripod. Even just hitting the shutter button causes some shake, and so this remote switch would be perfect for eliminating any sort of camera shake! It would be extremely helpful and help me really dive further into my nighttime photography!
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I have a remote shutter release already: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00004WCID/ref=s9_top_hd_bw_bwnxX_g421_i7/151-9912745-3577739
Do they make something like this that can adjust the exposure remotely? When attempting to shoot exposure brackets for landscapes, I end up jolting the camera each time I adjust the exposure which leads to less effective HDR merging.
Canon Powershot G10 and G11 will work with the (wired) Canon Remote Switch RS60-E3. You can also get wireless remote.
http://www.amazon.com/Canon-Remote-Switch-RS60-E3/dp/B00004WCID/?tag=dpnotes-20
http://www.amazon.com/Equivalent-RS-60E3-Wireless-Digital-PowerShot/dp/B002DW3A4G
I have one of these.
Simple and zero fuss.
You need to build one of these:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/seettl/3314897327/
http://www.fivefish.net/diy/canonremote/
Or conversely:
http://www.amazon.com/Canon-Remote-Switch-RS60-E3/dp/B00004WCID
To utilize your camera's bulb function.
I've always wondered how to do this. I thought i had to get one of these things and keep in open for 3-4 hours.
Besides bulb, you basically need something like this which will hold the shutter release in for you, because shots like this (they're called star trails) require 45 minute exposures, and no one will stand around holding down a button for that long. Edit: yeah I'm an idiot, I didn't look or think long enough on this one, those mountains are probably not light painted, my bad, thanks for the catch guys