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Flic Film Cable Release (40")

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$13 $20 In stock

Category: Accesories

Cable Release from Flic Film

The Flic Film Cable Release is compatible with various film cameras and allows you to remotely trigger the shutter, helping to reduce camera shake for sharper images.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Nicholas ★★★★★

Finally, a remote release with enough slack that I can stand a comfortable distance from my tripod and still trigger the shutter without jostling anything. The threaded connector screwed on firmly to my camera, and the plunger action feels smooth and precise. Sharp shots, no shake.

Chloe ★★★★★

I was worried it might be too stiff, but the plunger action is smooth and precise on my old Minolta. The 40-inch length gives me just enough distance to step back for a timed shot without bumping the tripod. Works perfectly for those long exposures.

Lucy ★★★★★

This little cable release does exactly what it’s supposed to, and the thread fits my vintage camera bodies without any fuss. The best part is that the plunger is smooth and consistent, so I can fire the shutter without nudging the camera at all.