What if I need two of the shutter release cables? Can I buy an xtra cable with grip? Is there a Y connector for 2 cables?
88803
There is no Y connector that I know of. Just the one cable. What is your reason to need two? Do you have a second camera?
938535
With this grip, you can only put one battery in, plus the one in the camera chamber. In total you will have 2 batteries in your camera.
1517745
You don't need anything extra. One end if cables go to camera the other end with red/yellow goes to tv. Other connecter onthat end goes to 9 v adapter suppliesmd with camera. You must have stereo tv, if it's an okder tv.hope this helps
1690885
Honestly... send it back. Save your money and buy the OEM. You, I'm sure, have a nice camera... don't attach cheap 3rd party gear - especially when you're talking about connecting to sensitive electrical components. I learned the hard way - you get what you pay for. There are other 3rd party manufacturers that produce good gear, but IMHO you shouldn't go to them for anything above a lens. And yes, I did buy one of these grips, and I returned it because it broke. Happy shooting!
135150
I am sorry I can not give you an answer to that question. I suggest that you go to a camera shop that carries digital cameras with camera in hand because there are so many kinds of cable. Someone who handles several kinds day in and day out is much more likely to be able to tell you what will fit and what will only look like it will fit. Good luck..... just went through the same thing with a headphone cable my cat chewed through.
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It does have a trigger button for using the camera in the vertical format (one main reason I bought it), however, unlike OEM grips, this one requires a connection to the camera via an external cable that plugs into the accessory ports located under the rubber cover on the left side of the camera body. OEM units make the connection via the battery connection terminals. This is the reason I returned the item - the cable hangs out (and will catch on everything it touches), and the rubber flap over the accessory ports has to stay open. All in all it's a very amateur looking setup. Also, the grip itself is made from very cheap plastic unlike the camera body. Not at all recommended. It does have a trigger button for using the camera in the vertical format (one main reason I bought it), however, unlike OEM grips, this one requires a connection to the camera via an external cable that plugs into the accessory ports located under the rubber cover on the left side of the camera body. OEM units make the connection via the battery connection terminals. This is the reason I returned the item - the cable hangs out (and will catch on everything it touches), and the rubber flap over the accessory ports has to stay open. All in all it's a very amateur looking setup. Also, the... » Read More It does have a trigger button for using the camera in the vertical format (one main reason I bought it), however, unlike OEM grips, this one requires a connection to the camera via an external cable that plugs into the accessory ports located under the rubber cover on the left side of the camera body. OEM units make the connection via the battery connection terminals. This is the reason I returned the item - the cable hangs out (and will catch on everything it touches), and the rubber flap over the accessory ports has to stay open. All in all it's a very amateur looking setup. Also, the grip itself is made from very cheap plastic unlike the camera body. Not at all recommended. « Show Less
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Yes, the grip does not come with the extra "battery". You should hopefully already have 1 of the 2 for your camera.
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If you are good with electronics then yes you could potentially use another connector for a different flash. I wouldn't advise it though. It is just the CZ2 connector that cannon has used for sometime. The cable is similar to that of a phone handset. It is hardwired to the pack.
374413
There should be a three prong connection toward the back. You will connect the black,orange and brown cable to. Then connect the other end to the camera.
784659
I ordered the Rainbow Imaging remote for my Canon 7D and was sent one connector the fits perfectly. I didn't notice an opportunity to order additional connector cords. You probably need to order one for your Canon 40D and ask the company if additional cords ar available with the appropriate connectors for the specific Rebel you own. By the way I use my remote very frequently and love it
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I have a Canon T3i and the supplied cables work wonderfully with my camera. Haven't had a problem at all. It comes with two cables supplied, one for pro cameras and the other for cameras in the hobby/enthusiast class like the T3i.
1256050
The cable is so you can use the optional shutter release button on the battery grip. It goes between the grip and the remote shutter release connection on your camera. It however is not needed during normal operation.
938534
Nope, was under the impression before that one could do that. Just 1 fits in the grip and another in the actual camera body. Even the original Nikon grip is the same. You should consider the EN-EL18 battery adaptation for it although it's pricey if you're looking for faster auto-focus and longer battery lifelife.
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There is a piece that is kind of Z shaped that swears on a tri-pod and on the top of the Z shaped piece is a place to connect your camera, like a regular tri-pod. You will not have to have two tri-pods. I hope this makes sense haha.
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I own a D5000. The pistol grip will work with a D5000. The cable that comes with grip has one end that connects into the grip while the other end connects into the accessory terminal located on the right side of the camera. The trigger on the grip should override the shutter-release button when everything is installed correctly.
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have not picked up parcel yet . As I understand it company provides cable release for both nikon and cannon. Should say something in your description about this.They specify which cable for which camera. You can also buy specific cables for specific camera's. I have a Nikon system.
905690
there is no "cable release", but accessories may be connected by ports on the camera. Look in your manual, page 3, item 16, Ten Pin Remote terminal. Manual can be downloaded from http://download3.nikonimglib.com/archive1/Uslma00vmWju01F4NIw08vXsPQ61/D810FM_DL%28En%2901.pdf