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550d and cable release problem

 
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Jun 02, 2011 01:39 |  #1

Hi chaps, this is almost certainly down to the fact that I bought a cheap cable release, it works fine until I put the camera into 'bracketed exposure' mode .... then, when I plug in the cable, it fires off three shots and turns off bracketed exposure, in fact it seems to freeze the camera and I have to unplug it to get things going again, my question ... does the canon version of the release allow for bracketed exposure and therefore is this problem solely down to me being a cheapskate ? - regards Roger


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Jun 02, 2011 02:11 |  #2

I use a non-Canon cable release - no problems here, even for bracket exposures.

Switch the camera off, connect release, switch camera on.

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Jun 02, 2011 02:26 |  #3

Ahhhh well ... just in case someone else with the problem comes across this thread I will humble myself by admitting to being a total fool ... the cable release was set in it's 'lock' position, in my own defence (if it's at all possible to defend an idiot) the 'lock' is not very obvious. Thanks Lawrence for at least making me look at the problem again ... best Roger


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Jun 02, 2011 03:11 |  #4

with the grand total being over 100 posts, you might find yourself nominated for a particular thread...

good to see you got it sorted though.


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