Remote shutter release cable Shoot for Canon RS-80N3 model SB2384, wired remote control

Wired remote shutter release cable Shoot for Canon RS-80N3 model SB2384 is a simple plug-and-play remote control designed for cameras with RS-80N3 compatible sockets. The cable-mounted release button lets you trigger the shutter without touching the camera body, reducing vibration and enabling precise timing for long exposures, tripod-mounted shots and situations that require minimal camera movement.

Advantages

The wired design provides reliable, low-latency triggering and does not require batteries. A tactile cable-mounted button gives immediate physical feedback for half-press and full-press operation where supported by the camera. The compact cable is easy to route on tripods and in studio setups, and the direct connection ensures consistent operation in indoor and outdoor conditions.

Suitable for

• Long-exposure photography (nightscapes, light trails, astrophotography)
• Tripod-based landscape and architectural photography
• Macro and close-up photography where camera shake must be minimized
• Studio work and product photography requiring precise shutter control

Key specifications

• Interface: wired remote cable compatible with RS-80N3 style connector
• Button type: cable-mounted shutter release with half-press and full-press functionality (camera-dependent)
• Cable length: compact length suitable for tripod use and hand operation
• Power: passive (no batteries required)
• Construction: flexible insulated cable with molded connector and button housing

How to use

Insert the connector into the camera's compatible remote socket until it seats firmly. Use the cable-mounted button to activate the focal-plane shutter: press halfway to activate autofocus or exposure metering if supported by your camera, then press fully to release the shutter. For long exposures, use the camera's bulb mode together with the remote to start and stop exposures as needed. Store the cable coiled without tight bends to maintain cable integrity.

Usage recommendations

For vibration-free shots, mount the camera on a stable tripod and use the wired remote rather than the camera's onboard shutter button. When shooting long exposures or bulb exposures, verify camera settings (exposure mode, mirror lock-up if available) before starting. Keep the connector and socket clean and dry; avoid pulling the cable to disconnect it—grip the molded connector instead.