Remote Shutter

We provide all kinds of most modern shutters starting from Gi strips to Aluminum slats of various qualities from heavy duty to designer qualities.
Our shutters can be manual, electrical and remote controlled.

A remote shutter release is a device used to remotely trigger a camera. It is used when pushing the shutter button or the camera’s built-in self-timer is difficult, impractical, or inconvenient. By remote shutter release, we mean the electrical devices that are compatible with digital and film cameras nowadays. The majority of vintage analogue cameras and big format lenses utilise mechanical cable releases that operate somewhat differently.

The technology underlying the remote shutter release is really basic. The shutter release switch closes a circuit, signalling the camera to trigger the shutter. This permits basic wired shutter release buttons to function without batteries. Notably, while practically all cameras utilise the same mechanism to trigger, almost every camera manufacturer employs proprietary connectors. Due of this, several accessory makers design their remote wires to be removable and give a variety of solutions to accommodate different cameras. If you choose this model, you can maintain the same remote even if you transfer camera brands, borrow a camera, or upgrade to a new body.