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Why you need a remote release and Wimberley - They maybe small but that doesn't mean they're not important to a landscape photographer!
Posted: 1st April 2010
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Jargon Buster: OffRemote release
Some will fire the shutter remotely – the receiving sensor is often on the front fascia of the camera body – but not lock open the shutter in the B (Bulb mode) setting. Check that if you want to do really long exposure photography.
You can purchase a remote cable release from Park Cameras.
Wimberley Plamp
Combat flare with the Wimberley Plamp. This flexible arm is designed to hold flowers in position for macro shooting but can also be pressed into service to hold a sheet of card (ideally, it should be black but that looked dull in the our picture) to shield the front of the lens from direct sunlight.
Take a look at our dedicated Photo Month forum where you can upload pictures, plus any advice and suggestions you have.
Some will fire the shutter remotely – the receiving sensor is often on the front fascia of the camera body – but not lock open the shutter in the B (Bulb mode) setting. Check that if you want to do really long exposure photography.
You can purchase a remote cable release from Park Cameras.
Wimberley Plamp
Combat flare with the Wimberley Plamp. This flexible arm is designed to hold flowers in position for macro shooting but can also be pressed into service to hold a sheet of card (ideally, it should be black but that looked dull in the our picture) to shield the front of the lens from direct sunlight.
Click on the image to go back to the kit overview.
Take a look at our dedicated Photo Month forum where you can upload pictures, plus any advice and suggestions you have.
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