Ps5 Controller Trigger Hard To Press

I have been hesitant to pull the trigger on buying a sim wheel, but I am glad I did. This has been more versatile than I imagined . I'm able to use it on my PS5 and my PC. Works great!!

First off, I haven't used this to trigger a third-party flash as I am fully invested in a Yongnuo setup of 3 YN-560 IV's and a 560-TX. I use this to trigger my Nikon D700 using the attached cord and either the second RF-603N II or the 560-TX. I personally love wireless shutter releases vs corded ones and find this to be perfect with the ability to half-press and full-press. There is no slide function for long exposures, but you can still hold the shutter button for bulb exposures or for continuous shooting. I use mine for product photography to fire all of the above at once. I highly recommend this over Nikon's or other brand's shutter releases unless you specifically need their extra features.

Compact,dual purpose,wireless trigger system for remotely controlling shutter release or flash modules. System included cables for both my Nikon D7100 and Nikon D810.Works the same as the shutter release on the camera, half press for auto focus, full press for shutter release.

Purchased this so I could remotely trigger a Nikon Z6 with Pocketwizard Plus 3's. This allows me to half-press the trigger button for remote autofocus (if your camera is set to allow that) and then full press to release the shutter. No problems so far.

Inexpensive, reasonably well built, requires no batteries. Half press to focus, full to trigger shutter with no perceptible lag. Locks for time exposures. Weighs virtually nothing, takes up little space in the camera bag. An essential for tripod photography.

Just to Clarify this for many potential users, the ML-L3 CANbe used with the Bulb setting. Set the camera to Manual and set the exposure to Bulb. Inthe shooting menu, turn the shutter release mode to remoteor remote plus 2 second timer (the timer is ideal in orderto have no shake). To trigger the shutter, press the remotebutton once. To end the exposure, click once more. That'sit. I haven't found that placing the remote directly in front ofthe camera to trigger it was a problem, just don't knockanything over. This thing runs laps over conventional cable releases,before, I had to hold the damn cable for minutes at a time(and my finger would slip or something). Now, set an alarmon your watch or cell phone, press the shutter, and comeback later. Expertise: Serious Amateur Problems Encountered: True, it only fires from the front of the camera, but onoccasions where I knew I would be using the remote for Bulbuse, i taped a small piece of aluminum foil as a reflector. Even without that, it's really no big deal if shooting withbulb.With macro shots and normal exposures, it can be a bit of apain, but hey, the sensor can't be everywhere. Previous Equivalent Item Owned: Normal shutter releases Items I Recommend: small piece of aluminum foil taped as a reflector

There are many, many cable releases out there, all designed to do one thing: press down on the nib in the shutter button recess and release the shutter. Simple? Well, not necessarily so. Some shutters will not trigger with many cable releases, particularly those with deep recesses or long throws. This is where these made-for-purpose cable releases come into their own. Until I purchased one I had loaned one from a collegue and it is a perfect trigger match for both the Pentax 67 and ZeroImage 69 multiformat pinhole camera - both of which have long-throw shutter releases and require the extra pin length of the Linhof cable. Definitely not a purchase to regret, despite it being the most expensive cable release I have ever bought in 46 years of photography!

I needed this in order to create my own 'photobooth' and allow for users to take their own goofy pictures at a party. 'Press trigger' halfway to focus is just like the Camera's trigger. Thought it does out come out of the box to work on a Nikon camera, all that is needs is a seperate special cable, in order to get it to be compatable. Fair Price.

Very useful trigger that can hard wire or go remote

I am very pleased with this speedlight, it is easy to sync with the Westcott controller. It does a nice job of high speed sync and easy to adjust power. I was able to trigger it from over 100 feet away. I was able to easily trigger it in a three light system.