davidjt
Dave
I have been using the self timer for releasing the shutter on a tripod. Is the only cable release option the ultra expensive hasselblad one or are there others available ? I bought a cheap but effective chinese version for the Contax and it is fine.
Many thanks
Dave
Many thanks
Dave
ClaremontPhoto
Jon Claremont
As I understand it the modern electronic cable releases can be used on any electronic camera. But I've never been brave enough to try it.
davidjt
Dave
Clarification - Xpan II
Clarification - Xpan II
Sorry - should have said I have an XPAN 2.
Thanks Jon, maybe try plugging the contax one in.
Clarification - Xpan II
Sorry - should have said I have an XPAN 2.
Thanks Jon, maybe try plugging the contax one in.
sjw617
Panoramist
You can use a normal cable release on the Xpan II or the electronic release that is made for the Xpan.
Steve
Steve
sepiareverb
genius and moron
I've had much success with my regular cable releases on the XPAN2. When I got it through the HERO program I was going to get the cable but the guy at Hasselblad told me not to bother with it, as it was backordered and not needed.
By the way- this is my favorite cable release- used these nonstop for years without any failures- can't say that about any other cable I ever had.
http://www.mpex.com/ItemDetail.aspx?SKUID=7378&SKU=0300000000002&SN=0000&Q=False
You might find that at extremely long exposure times the XPAN2 may not be as spot on for exposure as with shorter times- I often found it to be a fair bit under at times longer than 2 or 4 seconds.
By the way- this is my favorite cable release- used these nonstop for years without any failures- can't say that about any other cable I ever had.
http://www.mpex.com/ItemDetail.aspx?SKUID=7378&SKU=0300000000002&SN=0000&Q=False
You might find that at extremely long exposure times the XPAN2 may not be as spot on for exposure as with shorter times- I often found it to be a fair bit under at times longer than 2 or 4 seconds.
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