Remotes & Cable Releases
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Shutter release -
Asahi Pentax Double Cable Release -
Sony IFT-R20 AV Cordless IR Receiver -
Olympus Double Cable Release -
Pentax Double Cable Release -
Topcon Double Cable Release -
Leica R Release Switch Remote Control -
Rollei Infrared Remote Control -
Canon RS-60E3 -
Minolta RC-1000 Remote -
Contax Cable Switch S -
Contax Cable Switch L -
Canon Remote Controller RC-5 -
Yashica Interval Meter -
Yashica Radio Controller -R -
Yashica Radio Controller -T -
Leitz Double Twin Cable Release
Used cable releases and camera remotes
A cable release or remote lets you fire the shutter without touching the camera. That keeps long exposures, night shots, macro and tripod work sharp. This collection brings together original accessories from the classic camera brands, all secondhand and tested.
- Mechanical cable releases and double cable releases from Olympus, Pentax, Topcon and Leitz
- Electrical cable switches for Contax cameras and wired remotes from Canon and Minolta
- Remote controls for Leica R cameras and Canon remotes for EOS cameras
- Infrared and radio remote controls from Rollei and Yashica
- The Yashica Interval Meter for timed series of exposures
Frequently asked questions
Which cable release fits my camera?
Classic mechanical cable releases screw into a threaded socket in the shutter button, which most mechanical film cameras have. Electronic cameras from Canon, Contax, Leica R, Minolta and others use their own connector, so choose a remote made for your brand and check the model in the listing.
What is a double cable release for?
A double cable release operates two things with one press, typically the camera shutter and the automatic aperture of a lens mounted on a bellows unit. It is mainly used for macro and close-up photography.
Do electronic remotes need batteries?
Wired remotes and cable switches draw power from the camera. Infrared and radio remotes usually need their own battery, which is mentioned in the product description.