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Canon 2469A002 Remote Shutter Release RS-60E3 in Black for Canon EOS 300D / 350D / 400D
Canon Remote Shutter Release RS-60E3 Special release cable to prevent shaking when the camera is activated by hand. - For use with tripod-mounted camera - The cable is 60 cm long
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Canon RS‑60E3 Remote Shutter Release – Precision Control for Canon EOS 300D / 350D / 400D
The Canon RS‑60E3 Remote Shutter Release is a dedicated, wired trigger designed to give photographers full control over their Canon EOS DSLR cameras. Tailored specifically for the EOS 300D (Rebel XT), 350D (Rebel XTi), and 400D (Rebel T1i), this remote offers a reliable, low‑latency connection that eliminates camera shake and allows for creative shooting techniques such as long exposures, time‑lapse sequences, and group portraits.
Key Features
- Wired Interface: The RS‑60E3 uses a simple mini‑jack cable that plugs directly into the camera’s remote shutter socket. This ensures a stable connection without the interference or battery drain associated with wireless systems.
- Compact, Lightweight Design: Weighing only 100 g, the remote is easy to carry and can be mounted on a tripod or handheld grip for steady operation.
- 60‑cm Cable Length: The cable measures approximately 0.6 m (2 ft), providing enough reach for most studio setups while keeping the line short enough to avoid tangling.
- Durable Plastic Housing: Constructed from high‑quality polymer, the remote is resistant to everyday wear and tear, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
- Plug & Play Compatibility: No additional software or drivers are required. Simply connect the cable, press the button on the camera’s shutter release socket, and the remote will trigger the shutter instantly.
- Single‑Device Support: Designed for one camera at a time, the RS‑60E3 delivers precise timing without the risk of cross‑talk or interference from other devices.
How It Works
The remote functions by sending an electrical signal through its cable to the camera’s shutter release socket. When you press the button on the remote, it completes a circuit that mimics the action of pressing the camera’s built‑in shutter button. Because the connection is wired, there is virtually no latency, ensuring that the moment you trigger the remote corresponds exactly with the camera’s exposure.
Ideal Use Cases
- Portrait Photography: Position the remote on a tripod or hold it steady to eliminate hand‑shake and capture crisp portraits.
- Long Exposure Shots: Use the remote to trigger shutter release after a long exposure has finished, preventing camera movement during the final seconds.
- Time‑Lapse Photography: Pair the RS‑60E3 with an intervalometer or use it in conjunction with a timer to capture sequences of images over time.
- Group Photos: Place the remote on a stand so that multiple subjects can pose without needing someone to hold the camera.
- Studio Work: Mount the remote on a light stand or tripod to keep your hands free for adjusting lighting and composition.
Compatibility Overview
The RS‑60E3 is engineered exclusively for Canon EOS DSLR models that feature a standard remote shutter release socket. The following cameras are fully supported:
- Canon EOS 300D (Rebel XT)
- Canon EOS 350D (Rebel XTi)
- Canon EOS 400D (Rebel T1i)
While the remote is not designed for newer Canon models that use different connector types, it remains a reliable tool for photographers who still work with these classic DSLRs.
Installation and Setup
- Locate the Remote Shutter Socket: On the left side of the camera body, near the lens mount, you will find a small round socket labeled “Remote” or “Shutter Release.”
- Insert the Cable: Plug one end of the RS‑60E3 cable into this socket. The other end is a standard mini‑jack that can be connected to a tripod head, a remote holder, or simply held by hand.
- Test the Trigger: Press the button on the remote. If the camera’s shutter fires, the connection is successful.
- Secure the Cable: Use cable ties or Velcro straps to keep the line taut and prevent accidental disconnections during shooting.
Maintenance Tips
- Keep the cable ends clean and free of dust. A small brush can help remove debris that might interfere with the connection.
- Avoid pulling on the cable when disconnecting; instead, grip the connector itself to prevent damage.
- If you notice any fraying or wear on the cable, replace it immediately to maintain reliable operation.
Why Choose a Wired Remote?
While wireless remotes offer convenience, they can suffer from latency, interference, and battery life concerns. The RS‑60E3’s wired design guarantees:
- Zero Latency: Immediate shutter response. Reliability: No signal dropouts or range limitations. Power Independence: No batteries required, eliminating the risk of a dead remote during critical shots.
Conclusion
The Canon RS‑60E3 Remote Shutter Release is an essential accessory for any photographer working with Canon EOS 300D, 350D, or 400D cameras. Its simple yet robust design delivers precise control, reduces camera shake, and expands creative possibilities across portrait, studio, and long‑exposure photography. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or an enthusiastic hobbyist, this wired remote provides the reliability and performance needed to capture images with confidence.
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| Brand | ![]() Canon is a Japanese multinational corporation that specializes in the manufacture of imaging and optical products, including cameras, camcorders, photocopiers, steppers, and medical equipment. It has a wide range of products for both personal and business use, and is one of the leading brands in the digital camera market. |
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