The Canon RS-80E3 is a compact and lightweight wired remote switch designed for entry-level and en...The Canon RS-80E3 is a compact and lightweight wired remote switch designed for entry-level and enthusiast photographers who require enhanced shutter control for long exposure, macro, and tripod-mounted photography. It is compatible with Canon EOS cameras featuring a 2.5mm E3-type remote terminal. This accessory reduces camera shake, ensuring sharper images in critical shooting situations. The RS-80E3 Remote Switch is an 80cm long wired remote controller for vibration-free long exposures, astro, landscape and any other photography where sharpness is critical. It is ideal for landscape, astrophotography, marco & wildlife - reduces camera shake & vibration, for sharper images in critical shooting situations. With precise shutter control for tripod photography without touch (minimising accidental movement) & lock function for Bulb Mode for extended exposures. The 80cm cable provides flexibility & remote shooting. Its compact & lightweight design with a comfortable grip fits most camera bags, perfect for working on the go.
The Canon RS-80E3 Remote Switch is designed for entry-level and enthusiast photographers seeking to eliminate camera shake. This wired remote provides precise control over your camera's shutter, perfect for long exposures, macro photography, and tripod-mounted shots. The 80cm cable offers flexibility, but it's important to note that this is a wired remote and requires physical connection to your camera.
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Brand
Canon
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Which Canon cameras is this remote compatible with?
The RS-80E3 is compatible with Canon EOS cameras that have a 2.5mm E3-type remote terminal.
How long is the cable?
The cable is 80cm (approximately 31 inches) long.
Does this remote require batteries?
No, the RS-80E3 does not require batteries. It is powered by the camera.
What is Bulb mode, and how do I use it with the remote?
Bulb mode allows you to keep the shutter open for an extended time. Fully press the shutter button on the remote and slide it forward to lock the shutter open.
Can I use this remote for video recording?
The RS-80E3 is primarily designed for still photography, though it may trigger the start and stop of video recording on some compatible cameras.
How do I clean the remote?
Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the remote. Avoid using liquids or harsh chemicals.
What is the warranty on the RS-80E3?
Warranty information can be found on Canon's website.
What if the remote is not working after connecting?
Ensure the remote is securely connected, and check your camera settings to ensure remote operation is enabled.
Troubleshooting
Remote not triggering the shutter.
Ensure the remote is properly connected to the camera and that the camera settings allow for remote operation.
Bulb mode not working.
Make sure you've slid the button to lock the shutter open. The camera also needs to be set to Bulb mode.
Images are still blurry.
Check your tripod stability and ensure the camera is focused correctly. Also, consider any wind conditions which can cause vibrations.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Eliminates camera shake for sharper images.
Enables precise shutter control for long exposures.
Offers a lock function for continuous shooting in Bulb mode.
Compact and lightweight for easy portability.
Provides a secure wired connection.
Simple to set up and use.
Cons
Requires a physical connection to the camera.
Cable length is fixed at 80cm.
Not compatible with all Canon cameras (only those with a 2.5mm E3-type remote terminal).
May not be ideal for fast-paced action photography.
Limited functionality compared to more advanced remote options.
No wireless capabilities.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: Ensure your Canon EOS camera has a 2.5mm E3-type remote terminal.
Connection: Plug the RS-80E3 into the remote terminal on your camera.
Operation: Half-press the button to focus, and fully press to take a photo. For Bulb mode, fully press and slide the button to lock.
Care:
Avoid excessive bending or pulling on the cable.
Store in a dry place to prevent moisture damage.
Clean with a soft, dry cloth; do not use liquids or harsh chemicals.