Product Description

This remote switch, with a 2-ft. cable, replicates all the functions of the shutter release / For EOS ELAN 7/7E, II/IIE, Rebel 2000/G/X/XS/XSN, IX, IX Lite

Product Details

• Brand: Canon
• Model: 2469A002AA
• Dimensions: .80" h x 2.00" w x 5.90" l, .15 pounds

Features

• Remote switch convenience
• Replicates all shutter release button functions
• Compatible with some Canon EOS cameras
• Simple plug-in attachment
• Compact design

Amazon.com Product Description
The Canon RS60 E3 replicates the functions of the shutter release button. The remote switch, on a 2-foot cable, is quite compact, and is compatible with the Canon EOS Rebel 2000, EOS Rebel X/XS, EOS Rebel G, EOS Elan II, EOS Elan IIe, and EOS IX.

Customer Reviews

Works perfectly
I purchased this to take tripod photos and it works like a charm. Especially when taking portraits of kids, they don't even know it is coming!

A great accessory
Canon's remote shutter release cable is very well built and performs beautifully. A must have if you are going to be taking any shots using a slow shutter speed. The button is responsive and the tactile feedback makes it easy to differentiate between autofocus and shutter release. It even has grooved sides and a notch on top and bottom to securely wrap the cable and is topped off with a hole to insert the plug for nice tidy storage. Don't think about it, just buy it!

An essential piece of equipment
Although I managed for a time with the delayed shutter release option when using my 400D on a tripod, the 10 second delay between pressing the shutter and the taking of the picture frequently meant the scene had changed. So I went for the obvious, a cable release or remoter switch. As I do a lot of close-up photography working behind the camera this seemed the better option over a wireless remote which operates from the front

With a very positive action it is easier to control the dual operation than using the camera's own button. In fact I use whenever there is the likelihood of camera shake, and not just when using the camera with a tripod; hand held telephoto shots or close-up shots, or when selecting a slow shutter speed it is invaluable as one can press the shutter realise with no fear of moving the camera.