Camera Shutter Release 40cm 70cm 100cm Universal Mechanical Shutter Wire Remote Compatible with Film Cameras(100cm)

1Pc 40/70/100cm Camera Shutter Release Universal Mechanical Shutter Wire Remote Cables For Film Cameras Accessories Sturdy Steel Cord Construction: Crafted with a hollow-covered steel cord, this shutter release ensures and longevity, withstanding heavy use.Universal Compatibility: Designed to fit cameras with standard-sized thread connectors, it integrates with almost all mechanical film cameras, select modern digital cameras, and large-format camera lenses.Tight Integration for Stability: The connector tightly engages with the camera's shutter screw hole, a secure connection during shooting and accidental detachment.One-Touch Locking Mechanism: The central circular dial on the button allows for effortless one-handed locking and unlocking.Bulb Mode Locking Capability: Equipped with a Bulb Mode locking function, it enables the shutter to remain open for extended periods without holding down the button, reducing fatigue and hand shake.Enhanced Shooting Stability: When paired with a tripod, this shutter release maximizes camera stability, camera shake and supporting crisp, blur-free images during Bulb Mode exposures.Optional Length: 40cm / 70cm / 100cm Material: Plastic and metal Compatibility: For cameras with standard 1/4-inch threaded shutter release sockets, including models with FD, M, F, and other common mounts.Package Included: 1 x Shutter Release

• Designed for compatibility with a wide range of film cameras including , Pentax, Olympus, and models that support mechanical shutter release connections
• Available in three practical lengths—40 cm, 70 cm, and 100 cm—to suit different shooting setups and user preferences
• Constructed with metal connectors and flexible insulated to support repeated use in various environmental conditions
• Functions as a manual mechanical shutter release without requiring batteries or electronic signals, ideal for long exposures and bulb mode
• Fits standard 2.5 mm or 3.5 mm threaded shutter ports commonly found on vintage and modern film camera bodies