>On Wed, Oct 10, 2001 at 11:41:18PM +0200, Henrik Dahl wrote:
>> It might be a brilliant idea, but the whole finesse with the
>> selftimer is that there are no extern stirring of the camera.
>> Wouldn't the pressure of the cable release possibly be liable to
>> making the camera vibrate? Then you lose the benefit of either mirror
>> lockup or aperature prefire, or both.
>>
>
>When the threaded part of the cable release is propperly fixed at the
>camera-body,
>then it shouldn`t be that bad. At least when carfully handled. (My
>guess...I thought cable
> release is to fire a cmera softly)
>
>Frieder Faig
>
A cable release and tripod remove hand shake but not shutter shock. I made
the mistake of using a (borrowed) 'sticky' cable release once and ruined a
sequence of otherwise good landscapes because the effort of operating it
caused a small shake. Make sure it is smooth and easy in action and not
held taut.
AndrewF
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