📸 Enhance Your Canon Photography Experience with the RS60 E3 Remote Switch Review

I bought this to use with my Canon Powershot SX50 HS so I can remotely release the shutter when shooting at high zoom levels when the camera is on a tripod is mounted. I wanted this to prevent camera shake (and resulting blurry image) without resorting to using a timer on the camera itself. The remote control does exactly what you expect it to, triggering the camera's shutter, and since it doesn't require batteries, it's always ready to go without a hitch. It works very well and overall I'm…

Practical and indispensable for all slow shutter shots to avoid shaking when you press the shutter button. Half press for auto focus or full press for capture. The cord easily wraps around the device and there are 2 slots to hold it in place as well as a hole at the bottom to hold the plug. It fits in my pocket without weighing me down, works great. I use it on a Canon 80D and a Canon T3i, but it's compatible with any Canon that has an input on the side of the camera for this connector, which I

As mentioned, the name can be a bit misleading. This is what most would call a trigger, not a remote control. For some, the term "remote switch" implies that it is a wireless device. But the picture and description clearly state that it is connected with a cord, so just arguing about semantics at this point. Even Canon calls it a remote switch, so take it with you. In my opinion the main reason for buying it is to get rid of the very slight but potentially noticeable shaking of your hand on the